Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering is the discipline focused on the design, analysis, and manufacture of mechanical systems, covering how machines, structures, and mechanical devices are built and how they behave under real-world conditions. Coursework typically covers mechanics, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, materials science, manufacturing processes, and machine design, alongside mathematics and physics foundations. Students take part in design and laboratory projects, learning to model mechanical behavior, test components, and translate engineering requirements into working designs. Graduates commonly work in automotive, manufacturing, energy, aerospace-adjacent, and machinery industries, in roles such as design engineer, production engineer, or maintenance and reliability engineer. This bachelor's program is offered at Haliç University in İstanbul, Turkey, and is taught entirely in English over a duration of 4 years. İstanbul's manufacturing and industrial sectors provide a relevant local backdrop for studying mechanical systems and production processes. English-medium instruction suits this field, given that international engineering standards, technical manuals, and much mechanical engineering literature are published in English. As the program progresses across four years, students typically move from foundational mathematics, physics, and mechanics courses toward more specialized study of thermodynamics, materials, and mechanical design.