Bachelor in Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Electrical and Electronics Engineering covers the study and design of systems involving electricity, electronics, and electromagnetic fields, spanning power systems, circuits, signal processing, and communications. Coursework typically includes circuit analysis, electronics, electromagnetics, digital signal processing, control systems, and power systems, supported by mathematics courses in calculus, differential equations, and linear algebra. Students gain practical experience through laboratory work involving circuit design, microcontrollers, and testing equipment, preparing them for careers in power generation and distribution, telecommunications, electronics design, control systems, and semiconductor industries. This 4 year bachelor program is delivered in English at Istanbul Bilgi University in Istanbul, Turkey, a city with an expanding technology and industrial base relevant to electrical and electronics work. Over the four years, students generally progress from foundational mathematics and circuit theory courses toward more specialized topics such as power systems, communications, or control systems, often choosing electives aligned with a particular area of interest. Hands-on laboratory sessions are a standard feature of the curriculum, giving students direct experience building and testing electrical and electronic systems rather than working only from theory. English-medium instruction is relevant given that much of the technical literature, international standards, and industry documentation in electrical and electronics engineering is published in English. The program at Istanbul Bilgi University combines theoretical coursework with applied laboratory training, and this record reflects a separate intake of the same program.