Faculties
The following degrees are now offered in the university training students in bachelor and master degree levels:
- Aerospace Engineering (M.S. since 2010)
- Applied Mathematics (M.S. since 2007, PhD. since 2010)
- Chemical Engineering (M.S. since 2007)
- Civil Engineering (M.S. since 2008)
- Computer Engineering (M.S. since 2011)
- Electrical and Electronic Engineering (B.S. & M.S. since 2004, PhD. since 2010)
- Industrial Engineering (M.S. since 2011, BS. since 2012)
- Information Technology (B.S. since 2004, M.S. since 2010)
- Material Engineering (M.S. since 2009)
- Mechanical Engineering (M.S. since 2007)
- Physics (M.S. since 2010)
- Physical Chemistry (M.S. since 2008)
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