Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Karabuk University Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department was established in 2009.  undergraduate education was started in the 2010-2011 academic year ( I. and II. in 30% English and 100% English programs). Our undergraduate programs had their first graduates at the end of the 2014-2015 academic year. Master's and PhD programs were also accepted by YÖK in 2009 and the first graduates of the Master's program were given at the end of 2011. There are 8 departments in our department: Electromagnetic Fields and Microwave Theory, Electronics, Electrical Machines, Circuits and Systems, Telecommunication, Photonics and Optoelectronics, Control and Command Systems and Electrical Facilities.

As Karabuk University, it has been ranked 10th among universities in Turkey in the Times Higher Education (THE) 2020 ranking, one of the most respected university rating organizations in the world. In addition, since it is close to Ankara, there are training staff that cooperate with institutions such as TÜBİTAK and ASELSAN and especially carry out defense industry projects.
 

Karabuk University has achieved a great success by being among the top 1000 universities in the world in the 2020 ranking of Times Higher Education (THE), one of the most respected university rating organizations in the world. According to the ranking, Karabük University showed great success and became one of the "Best 1000 Universities in the World". While 11 universities from Turkey managed to enter the top 1000 in the ranking, Karabük University ranked 10th and became the only university that managed to enter the list outside of Ankara and Istanbul.

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Laboratories

 

1. Mechatronics Laboratory

It is a laboratory where our 1st and 2nd year students can perform applications related to the basic courses of Electrical and Electronics Engineering. There are 20 sets of oscilloscopes, signal generators, power supplies and multimeters in this laboratory. Our students reinforce the theoretical subjects with related applications by making measurements on the circuits they have built on the boards.

 

 

2. Electronics Laboratory

It offers our 2nd and 3rd year students an application environment where they can observe the necessary applications for Analog and Digital Electronics lessons on ready-made sets.

 

3. Computer Laboratory

 

4. Logic Laboratory

 

5. Machine Laboratory

Erasmus and Mevlana Exchange Program

 

While the European Union Lifelong Learning Program encourages the increase of student and faculty mobility between member and candidate countries with Erasmus+ Programs and with all countries of the world with Mevlana Exchange Program, it aims to develop cultural dialogue, create a European education and research area, and create a common European perspective. It aims to provide the formation of the angle. The long-term goals of Karabuk University regarding internationalization and the path to be followed for the implementation of these goals have been determined as follows:

• To ensure the international recognition and validity of the programs offered by Karabuk University

• To increase international participation in the courses and programs offered by Karabuk University,

• To develop student exchange between Karabuk University and universities abroad,

• To increase international academic and professional activities,

• To improve the level of intercultural awareness,

According to the report announced by the National Agency, Karabük University ranked first among 81 universities, state and foundation, in the Erasmus+ learning mobility ranking among higher education institutions established in 2006 and later. Karabük University, which has agreements with more than 210 universities within the scope of Mevlana and Erasmus, continues its successful studies in this field.

University – Industry Cooperation
 

 

Karabük University sets the best example of university-industry cooperation with Kardemir throughout our country. Karabük University carried out many joint projects with Kardemir, which was founded in 1937 and is one of the most important industrial establishments of our country, and still continues to work together. Students studying at Karabük University do internship at Kardemir and can be employed after graduation. Karabük University has agreements and collaborations with institutions such as the Turkish Standards Institute, Aselsan, Havelsan and TAI, in addition to Kardemir, on university-industry cooperation. Karabük University Technopolis was also established in 2017 at Karabük University to strengthen cooperation between university and industry and to carry out R&D studies for high value-added products.

 

 

 

A "Trainee Engineering Program" protocol was signed between Karabuk University and Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAŞ/TAI), operating to meet Turkey's domestic and national air platform needs. With the said protocol, students studying in the 3rd and 4th grades of Mechanical Engineering, Electrical-Electronics / Communication Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Computer Engineering, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Chemical Engineering and Mechatronics Engineering Departments of Karabuk University will have the opportunity to do internship and employment at TAI. . According to the "Intern Engineering Program" protocol, candidates who will work as trainee engineers will work at TAI at least 1 full day a week. Interns who will be insured by the university during their employment will also receive remuneration for their work at TAI. In cities where the company does not operate, TAI engineers will go to universities and work with students.