Skip to main content
  • Bachelor's
  • 4 years
  • 13 universities on the site
  • 14 programs with official 2026–2027 tuition

Study Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Electrical and electronics engineering covers electric power, circuits, electronics, communication and control systems.

Lowest verified tuition (USD)
USD 4,000 · Biruni
Lowest verified tuition (EUR)
EUR 2,155 · CIU
Universities with this field
13
Programs on the site
14

Short answer

How long is Electrical and Electronics Engineering, where is it offered and how much does it cost?

Electrical and Electronics Engineering is a bachelor's programme of 4 years. The site lists 14 programs of this field at 13 universities in Turkey and Northern Cyprus. Annual tuition of the verified programs, per official 2026–2027 lists: USD 4,000 (Biruni) to USD 10,000 (after a 50% scholarship) (Yeditepe) and EUR 2,155 (CIU) to EUR 3,225 (after a 50% scholarship) (Near East). Some figures are after the university’s official scholarship.

Updated: Fees for 2026–2027Source: University's official fee list

Duration
4 years
Degree
Bachelor's

Electrical and Electronics Engineering fees by language of instruction

Study Electrical and Electronics Engineering — Yearly tuition (2026–2027)
LevelEnglishTurkish
Bachelor'sUSD 4,700–10,000 · EUR 2,155–3,225 (some after scholarship)12 verified programsEUR 3,225 · USD 4,000 (some after scholarship)2 verified programs

Updated: Fees for 2026–2027Source: University's official fee list

Which universities offer Electrical and Electronics Engineering, and what does each charge?

Universities offering Electrical and Electronics Engineering and annual tuition, 2026–2027
UniversityCityLanguage of instructionAnnual tuition
BiruniIstanbulTurkeyTurkishTurkish: USD 4,000
HaliçIstanbulTurkeyEnglishEnglish: USD 4,700
OkanIstanbulTurkeyEnglishEnglish: USD 5,000
ÜsküdarIstanbulTurkeyEnglishEnglish: USD 5,000
AltınbaşIstanbulTurkeyEnglishEnglish: USD 6,000
MedipolIstanbulTurkeyEnglishEnglish: USD 6,000
AydınIstanbulTurkeyEnglishEnglish: USD 6,500
İstinyeIstanbulTurkeyEnglishEnglish: USD 8,000
BAUIstanbulTurkeyEnglishEnglish: USD 9,000
YeditepeIstanbulTurkeyEnglishEnglish: USD 10,000 (after a 50% scholarship)
CIUNicosiaNorthern CyprusEnglishEnglish: EUR 2,155
Near EastNicosiaNorthern CyprusEnglish and TurkishEnglish: EUR 3,225 (after a 50% scholarship) · Turkish: EUR 3,225 (after a 50% scholarship)
EMUFamagustaNorthern CyprusEnglishEnglish: USD 6,799 (after a 60% scholarship)

Annual tuition per each university’s official list; programs whose fees are not matched yet are marked “Being verified”.

Updated: Fees for 2026–2027Source: University's official fee list

Where graduates work

Energy companies, electronics and telecommunications firms, automation, defence and manufacturing.

Pages related to Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Frequently asked questions

How many years is Electrical and Electronics Engineering?

Electrical and Electronics Engineering is a bachelor's programme of 4 years; a language prep year, if needed, is added separately.

Which universities offer Electrical and Electronics Engineering?

Universities with this field on the site: Biruni, Haliç, Okan, Üsküdar, Altınbaş, Medipol, Aydın, İstinye, BAU, Yeditepe, CIU, Near East and EMU.

In which language is Electrical and Electronics Engineering taught?

The programs on the site are taught in: English and Turkish. Each university’s language requirement is on the program page.

Which Electrical and Electronics Engineering program costs the least?

Among verified programs, Biruni at USD 4,000 a year. Among verified programs, CIU at EUR 2,155 a year.

Where do Electrical and Electronics Engineering graduates work?

Energy companies, electronics and telecommunications firms, automation, defence and manufacturing.

Can I study Electrical and Electronics Engineering without a language certificate?

Yes, with a language prep year, paid separately from tuition. Per official data: EMU: English prep year USD 3,520–4,613 + USD 250 per term.

Does applying through Taktik cost anything?

No, it is free. Tuition is paid directly to the university and admission is not guaranteed.

Go through your shortlist with an advisor

Answers during Istanbul office hours, in your language. Free of charge.

Applying through Taktik is free and tuition is paid directly to the university. Admission is not guaranteed.