The graduate program gives opportunities to qualified students for further education at an advanced level.

The students may specialize in the following fields.

• Biomedical,
• Communications,
• Computers,
• Control,
• Electronics,
• Energy Conversion and Power Electronics,
• Microwaves and Antennas,
• Power Systems,
• Robotics, and
• Signal Processing.

The candidates fulfilling the university requirements are awarded the degree of Master of Science (M.S.) or Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. See Academic Rules and Regulations for a thorough description of university requirements. 

M.S. with thesis in Electrical And Electronics Engineering

To educate masters level electrical and electronics engineers with a level of knowledge sufficiently advanced to carry out research and communicate the results thereof.

7 elective courses approved by the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering have to be taken, with a total minimum credit of 21. 2 must courses, a seminar course on the thesis topic and a course on research methods & ethical issues, have also to be taken.

These elective courses should include the following courses, according to specialization areas:

Ph.D. in Electrical And Electronics Engineering

To educate doctorate level electrical and electronics engineers capable of carrying out original research and defending and disseminating the results thereof.

8 elective courses approved by the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering have to be taken, with a total minimum credit of 24. 2 must courses, a seminar course on the thesis topic and a course on research methods & ethical issues, have also to be taken.

Ph.D. Qualifying Examination should be passed to carry out thesis work, as details are provided in the guidebook (the previous version is available at this link). Note the following updates between the two versions regarding the Major Oral Examination and Minor Exam.

1. Major Oral Examinations' scope is extended as described in this guidebook (in Turkish).
2. Ph.D. students who are admitted starting from Fall 2020/21 are no longer required to take a Minor Exam. See the Ph.D. Minor Regulations for the updated regulations regarding minor areas.
3. See Ph.D. Qualification Committee Decision Report for updated information on adaptation of the Ph.D. students admitted before Fall 2020/21 term.
4. Exemption rules for satisfying the Minor conditions can be found here. 

Ph.D. on Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical And Electronics Engineering

15 elective courses approved by the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering have to be taken, with a total minimum credit of 45. 2 must courses, a seminar course on the thesis topic and a course on research methods & ethical issues, have also to be taken.

The list of Elective Graduate courses that will be offered in the next semester

See the term schedule document available on this page for up-to-date information.

Annual Student Enrollment & Graduation Data for Undergraduate & Graduate Programs (July 2018)