Bachelor in Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Electrical and electronics engineering covers the study, design, and application of electrical systems and electronic devices, from power generation and distribution to circuits, signal processing, and communication systems. Students study circuit theory, electromagnetics, digital and analog electronics, control systems, and power engineering, building both theoretical understanding and practical design skills. Coursework typically includes programming, microelectronics, telecommunications, and instrumentation, supported by laboratory work where students build and test circuits and systems. The program prepares students for the broad range of technologies underlying modern infrastructure, from household electronics to power grids and communication networks. Graduates work in power utilities, electronics manufacturing, telecommunications, automation, and research and development roles across many industries. This bachelor program runs 4 years and is taught in English at Haliç University in İstanbul, Turkey. English-medium instruction supports use of international technical standards and engineering literature that dominate the field globally. The curriculum blends fundamental electrical theory with applied electronics and systems design, reinforced through laboratory practice. As electrification, automation, and communication technologies continue to expand, electrical and electronics engineers remain central to developing and maintaining the systems that power and connect modern society.