Bachelor in Computer Engineering

Computer Engineering is the discipline that combines electrical engineering and computer science to design computing hardware and the software that runs on it. Coursework typically covers programming, data structures and algorithms, digital logic design, computer architecture, operating systems, embedded systems, and computer networks, alongside mathematics and physics foundations. Students work on projects that span both hardware and software, such as designing circuits, programming microcontrollers, and building systems that integrate the two. Graduates commonly work as hardware engineers, embedded systems developers, network engineers, or software developers, in industries including telecommunications, electronics manufacturing, automotive systems, and general technology companies. 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 hosts a wide range of technology and electronics companies, providing students with a local environment relevant to hardware and software development work. English-medium instruction supports this field well, since technical standards, hardware documentation, and much of the global engineering literature are published in English. Over the course of the program, students typically move from foundational mathematics, physics, and programming courses toward specialized study in digital systems, computer architecture, and embedded or network engineering.