Beykent University - Academics

Academics

Faculty of Science and Letters

  • Mathematics and Computing
  • English Language and Literature
  • Turkish Language and Literature
  • Psychology
  • Sociology
  • History

Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences

  • International Logistics and Transportation
  • Business Administration
  • International Trade
  • International Relations
  • Management Information System
  • Tourism Management
  • Economics
  • Banking and Finance
  • Business Administration(Turkish)
  • Economics(Turkish)

Faculty of Engineering and Architecture

  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Computer Engineering
  • Electronics and Communication Engineering
  • Architecture
  • Management Engineering
  • Energy Systems Engineering
  • Interior Architecture
  • Chemical Engineering
  • Software Engineering
  • Industrial Engineering
  • Civil Engineering

Faculty of Law

  • Law

Faculty of Fine Arts

  • Cinema and TV
  • Textile and Fashion Design
  • Graphic Design
  • Acting
  • Communication and Design
  • Cinema and TV(Turkish)
  • Art Management and Performing Arts
  • Painting

Faculty of Communication

  • Public Relations and Advertising
  • Media and Visual Communication
  • Radio-Television-Cinema

Institute of Social Sciences

  • Business Administration(MBA)(e-MBA)
  • International Relations(Ma)
  • English Language and Literature(Ma)
  • Business Administration(PhD)
  • Textile Design(Ma)
  • Cinema-TV(Ma)
  • Communication and Design(Ma)

Institute of Science and Engineering

  • Architecture(PhD)
  • Computer Engineering(MSc)
  • Mathematics and Computing(MSc)
  • Architecture(MSc)

School of Foreign Language

  • Translation and Interpretring(Russian)
  • Translation and Interpretring(English)

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