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ELECTRICAL PROGRAM

The Electrical Program is a four-semester academic program designed to train technicians specialized in the generation, control, transmission, distribution, and utilization of electricity for heating, lighting, and power supply. The curriculum also covers the manufacturing, testing, and measurement of electrical equipment, the safe electrical installation in buildings, as well as the maintenance and troubleshooting of electrical appliances and devices. Through mandatory summer internships, students gain hands-on practical experience in real-world settings.

Graduates of the department step into the workforce as qualified Technicians, taking on critical responsibilities in the installation of all types of facilities, ensuring the continuous operation of businesses, controlling, maintaining, and repairing electrical tools and devices, supporting production continuity in factories, and participating in energy generation, transmission, and distribution. The Electrical Program is dedicated to cultivating qualified professionals equipped to meet the evolving demands and advancements of the industry.

Acting as a vital bridge between electrical engineers and technicians, our graduates operate as skilled intermediary professionals responsible for the installation, operation, maintenance, and repair of all types of machinery and electrical installations related to the generation, distribution, and utilization of electrical energy.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Professionals from this program can find employment in both public and private institutions, or choose to work independently. Potential employers include major public organizations such as:

  • Türkiye Elektrik Dağıtım A.Ş. (Turkish Electricity Distribution Corporation)

  • Türkiye Radyo Televizyon Kurumu (Turkish Radio and Television Corporation)

  • Devlet Su İşleri (State Hydraulic Works)

  • Makine Kimya Enstitüsü (Mechanical and Chemical Industry Corporation)

  • General Directorate of Rural Services

  • Various ministries, most notably the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources

In today's world, there is virtually no sector where electricity is absent, and the demand for electrical power grows increasingly widespread alongside accelerating industrialization.

DEPARTMENTS ELIGIBLE FOR TRANSFER VIA DGS (VERTICAL TRANSFER EXAM)

Graduates are eligible to transfer to the following undergraduate (bachelor's degree) programs through the Vertical Transfer Exam (DGS):

  • Computer and Control Education

  • Electrical Engineering

  • Electrical Education

  • Electrical and Electronics Engineering

  • Electronics Engineering

  • Electronics Education

  • Electronics and Computer Education

  • Electronics and Communication Engineering

  • Electronics and Communication Education

  • Industrial Technology Education

  • Energy Education

  • Physics

  • Aviation Electrical and Electronics

  • Meteorological Engineering

  • Telecommunication Engineering

  • Aircraft Electrical-Electronics and Aerospace Engineering