ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING (ENGLISH) - NON THESIS

The Master’s Program in Electrical and Electronics Engineering is designed with an innovative and interdisciplinary approach, aiming to provide advanced academic and practical knowledge to students seeking specialization in technology and engineering fields. 

The program is built upon the fundamental principles of electrical and electronics engineering, offering a broad spectrum of expertise areas ranging from renewable energy systems to smart grids, communication systems to signal processing, control systems to power electronics, and embedded systems. Students benefit from modern laboratory facilities and industry-integrated project opportunities, enabling them to reinforce theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience. 

This program is an ideal platform not only for those pursuing an academic career but also for professionals aiming to develop technology-focused industrial solutions. Students are privileged to receive education from internationally recognized academics while gaining real-world experience through industry collaborations and research projects. 

Laboratories and research groups constitute core components of the program, where collaborative work among faculty, graduate, and undergraduate students results in publications, patents, and even high-tech startup ventures. 

The Master’s Program in Electrical and Electronics Engineering aims to cultivate creative individuals with leadership skills who aspire to make a significant impact in technology and engineering fields. 

The most frequently used instructional methods in the educational programs of Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University are given below.

• Expression
• Question-Answer
• Discussion
• Exercise and Practice
• Presentation
• Guided Practice
• Role Playing
• Group Study
• Simulation
• Brain Storming
• Six Hat
• Case Study
• Experiment - Test / Lab/ Workshop / Field Practice
• Self study
• Problem Solving
• Project Based Learning (Including Field Work)

The primary evaluation methods utilized in the educational programs at Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University are outlined below:

• Testing (Including essay-based assessments, true/false questions, multiple-choice tests, short-answer questions, and matching exercises)
• Oral Examinations
• Homework Assignments
• Projects and Design Work
• Portfolio Assessments
• Performance-Based Assessments, encompassing laboratory work, workshops, field studies, seminars, presentations, capstone projects, and thesis evaluations.

Graduates who successfully complete all the requirements of the program are entitled to receive a master's degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

The admission to the Master's Program in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University is conducted in accordance with the provisions of the university's Graduate Education Regulations.  

Admission Requirements for the Program:  

• Graduation from one of the following departments: Electrical Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Energy Systems Engineering, Control Engineering, Control and Automation Engineering, Telecommunication (Communication) Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, or Computer Engineering.  

• Candidates applying outside the specified fields must complete a Scientific Preparation Program. 

• A minimum undergraduate CGPA of 2.50 out of 4.00. 

• A minimum score of 70 on the Foreign Language Proficiency Exam (YDS) or the Higher Education Institution Foreign Language Exam (YÖKDİL) or an equivalent score in a foreign language proficiency exam recognized by ÖSYM (as per Article 6, Chapter 2 of the Higher Education Council Regulations), or a minimum score of 80 on the İZÜ Foreign Language Exam (YDY).  

• These scores may be revised upon the department chair's recommendation and approval by the institute board.  

• Applicants who completed their undergraduate education in the relevant foreign language are considered to have fulfilled the language requirement. 

The evaluation criteria for candidates applying to master’s programs are as follows: 

For admission to non-thesis master’s programs, applicants are evaluated based on their undergraduate CGPA and the results of the scientific evaluation exam. The overall success score is calculated as follows: 

• 40% of the undergraduate CGPA, 

• 60% of the scientific evaluation exam score. 

Applicants are ranked according to their overall success scores in the admission evaluation. The specific criteria for this evaluation and other requirements for application are determined by the institute board upon the recommendation of the department chair. However, the institute may also admit students to non-thesis master’s programs based solely on their undergraduate CGPA. 

Exemption may be granted based on the decision of the exemption commission for courses taken at another university at the graduate level.

The employment area of ​​graduates is quite wide. They can be employed in many areas such as defense industry, wired and wireless communications, robotics and automation, modeling and prototype development, biomedical, high energy systems, power electronics, electromechanics, antenna and microwave, remote sensing, hardware designs and applications, satellite and optical communications, computer networks and electronic circuits, smart systems, and system designs.

Individuals holding a non-thesis master's degree (Tezsiz) are not permitted to continue to a higher program (doctoral studies) according to the decision of the Council of Higher Education (YÖK).