MSc Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Overview

One of the lowest-cost English-taught engineering masters at a top-400 university anywhere. Research groups span microelectronics, communications, control and radar, with strong links to the Turkish defence and space industries.

Tuition & fees

Tuition

$3,200 / year

Sample data — not verified

Estimated living cost

€600 / month

Indicative estimate for Ankara, not a university figure.

Admission requirements

• Bachelor in electrical, electronics or a closely related engineering field
• ALES or GRE quantitative score
• Two academic references
• Statement of purpose

Sample data — not verified · METU Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering — entry requirements

Language requirements

Language: English

• IELTS 6.5
• TOEFL iBT 87

Application deadline

Sample data — not verified · METU Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering — application dates

Program structure

120 ECTS

1. 1Graduate coursework across four semesters
2. 2Research group placement from the first year
3. 3Seminar requirement
4. 4Thesis and defence

Scholarships

• Türkiye Bursları

  Full tuition, monthly stipend, accommodation, health insurance and flights

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About the university

A public English-medium technical university and the traditional engineering feeder for Turkish industry and the national space and defence programmes. Public tuition makes it the lowest-cost route into a well-ranked English-taught engineering degree in the region.

Founded

1956

Students

27,000

International students

12%

Living in Ankara

A 45 km² forested campus on the edge of Ankara with its own lake, dormitories and technopark. Ankara is markedly cheaper than Istanbul.

Application steps

1. 1Apply directly on the university portal — Turkish universities run their own international admission rounds.
2. 2Submit your high-school or bachelor transcript, and a standardised test score (SAT, ACT, YÖS or ALES) where the program asks for one.
3. 3Provide English language certification; Turkish-taught programs require a TÖMER C1 certificate instead.
4. 4Accept the offer and pay the deposit to receive your acceptance letter.
5. 5Apply for the student visa at a Turkish consulate, then obtain your residence permit within the first month of arrival.

Official sources

• METU Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering — feesSample data — not verified
• METU Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering — application datesSample data — not verified
• METU Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering — entry requirementsSample data — not verified