Bachelor in Computer Engineering

Computer Engineering combines hardware and software knowledge, covering digital logic, computer architecture, embedded systems, operating systems, networks, and software development. Students typically study programming, discrete mathematics, circuit design, microprocessors, and systems programming, often supported by laboratory and project work that spans both physical hardware and software layers. Graduates work as hardware and software engineers, embedded systems developers, network engineers, and systems architects across telecommunications, technology, automotive, and defense industries, or continue into graduate study. This bachelor program is taught in English over 4 years at Doğuş University in İstanbul, Turkey. Delivered by a private university, the program situates hardware-software integration within a broader engineering faculty. İstanbul's concentration of technology companies and startups gives students access to internships and early career opportunities across both hardware-focused and software-focused engineering roles.