Bachelor in Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Tuition fees are 1,508 USD per year.

Electrical and Electronics Engineering studies how electrical energy and electronic signals are generated, controlled, and applied across technical systems, from power grids to consumer devices. Coursework typically includes circuit theory, electromagnetics, electronics, digital systems, control theory, and power systems, combined with laboratory work in circuit design and testing. Students learn to analyze and design systems ranging from large electrical infrastructure, such as generators and transmission lines, to small-scale electronics like sensors and microcontrollers. This bachelor program is offered by Eskişehir Osmangazi University, a state institution located in Eskişehir, Turkey, and takes 4 years of full-time study to complete, with instruction in English. Students progress from mathematics and physics fundamentals into specialized electrical and electronics subjects, typically finishing with design projects that combine circuit design, embedded programming, and systems analysis. Career paths for graduates include roles in power generation and utility companies, telecommunications, electronics manufacturing, automation, and semiconductor design. Common positions include design engineer, systems engineer, and field engineer, with some graduates specializing further in renewable energy systems, robotics, or embedded electronics. Given how much of modern infrastructure and technology depends on electrical and electronic systems, graduates of this program typically have broad employment prospects across utilities, manufacturing, and technology sectors worldwide.