Yeditepe University

What you'll study

Study focuses on the role of computer and information systems that underpin modern economic and social infrastructure. Typical subject matter includes software systems and their applications in areas such as financial systems, commercial systems, health information systems, airline transportation, telecommunications, and automotive engineering. The curriculum reflects a holistic approach to computing and IT, covering technologies used in almost every aspect of daily life.

Entry requirements

The programme targets a broad student population: graduates of engineering and related undergraduate programmes as well as students from other four‑year degrees. It is also intended for those holding associate degrees in programming or graduates from fields such as management information systems, information systems and technologies, information communication technologies, information security and technologies, and software development who wish to advance their qualifications in computing and IT.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles as IT specialists and software developers across sectors that rely on computing and information systems. The programme also supports the training of academicians in computer sciences and information technologies.

Scholarships & funding angle

Financial support options are not specified on the programme text; prospective applicants should consult the university's admissions and scholarship offices for available funding, assistantships, or international candidate support.