The mission of the department is to provide an excellent quality education in electrical and electronics engineering; to ensure that its graduates become engineers with sound work ethics, an awareness of universal values, and entrepreneurial skills, who are capable of developing and applying state of the art knowledge and technologies to satisfy the local and global needs of the society in the contemporary areas of electrical and electronics and biomedical engineering.

The mission of the department is to provide an excellent quality education in electrical and electronics engineering; to ensure that its graduates become engineers with sound work ethics, an awareness of universal values, and entrepreneurial skills, who are capable of developing and applying state of the art knowledge and technologies to satisfy the local and global needs of the society in the contemporary areas of electrical and electronics and biomedical engineering. Education and research activities in the department cover all major current areas of electrical and electronics and biomedical engineering, particularly focusing on the topics of telecommunications, signal processing and electronic circuits and systems.

At the graduate level, Ph.D. programs in Electronics Engineering are offered. Education language in all these programs is English. The mission of the department is to provide an excellent quality education in electrical and electronics engineering; to ensure that its graduates become engineers with sound work ethics, an awareness of universal values, and entrepreneurial skills, who are capable of developing and applying state of the art knowledge and technologies to satisfy the local and global needs of the society in the contemporary areas of electrical and electronics and biomedical engineering.

The Doctor of Philosophy Program in Electronics Engineering consists of formal coursework, passing a qualifying exam, presentation of a dissertation proposal and successful defense of a dissertation. The program requires a minimum of 21 credit hours of coursework for students entering the program with a Master of Science degree or a minimum of 42 credit hours of coursework for students entering the program with a Bachelor of Science degree. Every PhD candidate must take a minimum of 12 credit hours of coursework from graduate level EE coded courses. Registration in any course requires advisor approval.

Elementary Mathematics Teaching at Yeditepe offers an innovative opportunity to interested and qualified candidates. It will train students for an Elementary Mathematics Education Concentration offered by the program as a supplement to the Preliminary Multiple Subject Credential. Students who participate in this program will be uniquely prepared to combine their knowledge of mathematics content and pedagogy in order to become effective teachers of mathematics and potentially mathematics leaders at their school sites.