Génie électrique et électronique (sans thèse)

The aim of the Electrical-Electronics Engineering Master’s Program with Thesis and Non-Thesis Master Program is to provide education to train the professionals who can compete at the international level in the field of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, who can produce creative solutions to the problems of the society, who are sensitive to universal values ​​and have internalized professional ethics, who can conduct research at an international level and target postgraduate programs of this nature; and to produce and disseminate the information and technologies needed by the national and international community in these fields. The Electrical and Electronics Engineering Master’s Program will include the disciplines which are Communication, Electrical Machines, Power Electronics, Renewable Energy Systems, Control and Automation, Power Systems, Energy Efficiency, Signal Processing, Computer Sciences, Computer Networks, Computer Hardware, Software Engineering, and also there are compulsory and elective courses selected from these disciplines.