A: The Department offers English-medium education, MÜDEK-accredited programs, modern laboratories, international exchange opportunities, and a research-oriented learning environment.
A: Yes. The undergraduate program is accredited by MÜDEK, demonstrating that it meets internationally recognized quality standards and follows a continuous improvement process in engineering education.
A: Students can participate in research projects, laboratory studies, technical visits, seminars, workshops, student clubs, and national or international engineering competitions.
A: Graduates can work in the public and private sectors, contributing to the planning, design, construction, and maintenance of buildings and major infrastructure systems. Through its English-medium, MÜDEK-accredited education, modern laboratories, and research-oriented environment, the Department also prepares graduates for consultancy, graduate studies, academia, and international careers.
A: Yes. The Department offers thesis-based Master's and Ph.D. programs under the Graduate School. Detailed information on admission requirements and application procedures is available on the Graduate School of Science and Engineering webpage.
A: Yes. Eligible students may apply for the Double Major (DMP) or Minor Program in accordance with the University's regulations. Detailed information is available on the University's Student Affairs Office webpages.
A: Yes. Eligible students can participate in Erasmus+ and other exchange programs through agreements with partner universities, gaining valuable international academic and cultural experience. Information about partner universities is available here, and more detailed information can be found on the EU Office website.
A: Yes. Undergraduate students are encouraged to participate in faculty-led research projects and laboratory activities, gaining valuable research experience alongside their engineering education.
A: Yes. Students actively use modern laboratories during laboratory courses, design projects, and research activities, allowing them to apply theoretical knowledge through hands-on experience.
A: Yes. Students are required to complete 40 working days of compulsory internship in accordance with the Department's internship regulations. Detailed information is available on the Department's Internship webpage.