The Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (English) at Ege University is a four-year undergraduate program offered within the Faculty of Engineering. The program aims to provide a solid foundation in mathematics, physics, mechanics, thermodynamics, materials science, manufacturing, energy systems and machine design — combined with practical training and laboratory work. Students develop both theoretical knowledge and hands-on skills in mechanical systems, production, design, dynamics, energy, and modern engineering technologies. With a mix of core engineering sciences and applied mechanical engineering courses, graduates are prepared for a wide array of industrial and research roles.
Located in İzmir at the Bornova campus, the department emphasizes engineering excellence, up-to-date curriculum and flexibility. The program is open to students who meet English proficiency requirements, offering a portion of courses in English to support an international education environment. Graduates leave with an internationally relevant engineering education and the ability to work nationally or globally in the mechanical engineering field.
Key information
Key Facts
- Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
- Standard period of study: 4 years (8 semesters)
- Location: İzmir
- Study Type: Undergraduate (full-time, international)
- Admission semester: Fall semester only
- Area of study: Mechanical Engineering, Machine Design, Energy Systems, Manufacturing, Thermodynamics
- Admission modus: Without admission restriction (subject to entrance exam and English proficiency)
- Main language: English
Program Structure
Semester 1 – Foundations of Engineering & Basic Sciences
- Calculus I / Mathematics for Engineers
- Physics for Engineers
- Introduction to Mechanical Engineering & Basic Mechanics
- General Chemistry or Basic Science
Semester 2 – Core Mechanics & Mathematics
- Calculus II / Linear Algebra & Differential Equations
- Statics & Strength of Materials I
- Engineering Drawing / Basics of Design / CAD Basics
- Materials Science / Engineering Materials Fundamentals
Semester 3 – Mechanics, Materials & Thermodynamics
- Mechanics of Materials / Strength of Materials II
- Thermodynamics I / Fundamentals of Energy Systems
- Dynamics / Machine Theory & Dynamics
- Materials Technology / Manufacturing Methods Basics
Semester 4 – Machine Design, Fluids & System Fundamentals
- Fluid Mechanics / Hydraulics & Fluid Mechanics Fundamentals
- Machine Design Basics / Mechanical Design Fundamentals
- Manufacturing Methods / Production Technology
- General Elective or Supporting Course
Semester 5 – Energy Systems, Thermal & Manufacturing Courses
- Thermodynamics II / Heat Transfer and Thermal Systems
- Energy Systems & Power Machines / Internal Combustion Engines or Energy Conversion
- Manufacturing Methods II / Industrial Manufacturing Techniques
- Departmental Elective I
Semester 6 – Specialized Mechanical Engineering Applications
- Control Systems and Mechatronics / Mechatronics Basics
- CAD/CAM / Computer-Aided Manufacturing & Design
- Mechanical Systems & Dynamics / Vibrations & Dynamics
- Departmental Elective II
Semester 7 – Projects, Electives & Applied Learning
- Mechanical Systems Design Project / Design Studio or Lab Course
- Elective III (specialization or advanced topics)
- Elective IV (student’s choice / department elective)
- Internship / Industrial Placement or Practice Work
Semester 8 – Senior Project & Professional Preparation
- Senior Design Project / Graduation Thesis Project
- Elective V (advanced or specialization course)
- Elective VI (applied or interdisciplinary course)
- Professional Preparation / Portfolio & Career Readiness
Career Opportunities
Graduates are qualified for a wide range of engineering careers including machine design engineer, manufacturing engineer, energy systems engineer, production engineer, R&D engineer, mechanical systems analyst, maintenance engineer, automation and control engineer, or project manager. They may work in automotive, machinery manufacturing, energy, aerospace, production plants, research and development centers, or pursue graduate studies in mechanical engineering, energy systems, design, or related fields.
Why Choose This Program
Choosing Mechanical Engineering (English) at Ege University means joining a program that combines foundational engineering sciences with practical manufacturing, design, and energy-systems training. Students benefit from a curriculum covering core mechanics, materials, thermodynamics, energy systems, manufacturing and machine design, ensuring versatile engineering competencies.
The program’s strengths include partial English-medium instruction, modern engineering labs, exposure to manufacturing and design technologies, and opportunities to gain international-level engineering education. This versatility prepares graduates for both national industry and global engineering sectors, and offers a strong base for further academic or professional development.
Contact Information
Faculty of Engineering – Student Advisory Service
Ege University, Faculty of Engineering
Bornova Campus, 35100 İzmir, Türkiye
Tel: +90 232 311 10 10
Fax: +90 232 311 10 11
Email: info@euebf.ege.edu.tr
Mechanical Engineering Department – Programme Contact
Ege University, Mechanical Engineering Department
Bornova Campus, 35100 İzmir, Türkiye
Email: me_dept@ege.edu.tr
International Office – Ege University
Ege University International Office
Bornova Campus, 35100 İzmir, Türkiye
Tel: +90 232 311 10 10
Fax: +90 232 311 10 11
Email: internationaloffice@ege.edu.tr
