The main objective of the PhD Program in Computer Engineering is to provide doctoral students with the environment which will let them work independently and produce leading the scientific contributions. Prominent areas of study in the department is cyber security, cryptography, image processing, data mining, pattern recognition, optimization, network technologies and network safety.

Beykoz University Computer Engineering Department aims to train creative computer engineers of today and tomorrow. The students of this program will be able to test, analyze and design software and hardware of computer systems as well as produce computer-based solutions on social, technological, scientific and social issues.

The undergraduate program of Computer Engineering at Izmir University of Economics provides a balanced education between hardware and software. The courses in computer science and other fundamental engineering courses related to mathematics and applied sciences, as well as courses related to humanity and social sciences, economics, administration and a variety of other elective courses provide an education with strong foundations for our students.Computer Engineering is the branch of engineering which integrates electronic engineering with computer sciences. It deals with the design and utilization of computing systems for Industrial Automation, Robotics, Multimedia and Artificial Intelligence.

M.Sc. in Computer Engineering program launched in İzmir University of Economics aims to graduate qualified engineers who have the skills to work in teams operating possibly in the intersection of many disciplines, have broad theoretical and practical knowledge in all the core areas of computer engineering, and also are proficient enough in one of these areas to conduct scientific research. The students with a M.Sc. in computer engineering degree can work in the industry at jobs particularly with a research and development.

M.Sc. in Computer Engineering Non-Thesis Program launched in İzmir University of Economics aims to graduate qualified engineers who have the skills to work in teams operating possibly in the intersection of many disciplines, have broad theoretical and practical knowledge in all the core areas of computer engineering, and also are proficient enough in one of these areas to conduct scientific research.