The Faculty of Engineering has the following fourteen departments:
| Aerospace Engineering |
| Chemical Engineering |
| Civil Engineering |
| Computer Engineering |
| Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
| Engineering Sciences |
| Environmental Engineering |
| Food Engineering |
| Geological Engineering |
| Industrial Engineering |
| Mechanical Engineering |
| Metallurgical and Materials Engineering |
| Mining Engineering |
| Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering |
offering 13 undergraduate programs (the Department of Engineering Sciences has no undergraduate program) as well as numerous graduate programs at both master's and doctoral level. The Faculty of Engineering, being aware of its distinguished standing in the country, gives utmost priority to research activities and to relations with the industry. There are also cooperative links with universities in the U.S.A., U.K., Europe, and Australia via several educational and R&D protocols.The basic philosophy of the Faculty of Engineering is to deliver a sound engineering education at both undergraduate and graduate levels for the purpose of providing the graduating students with a background which will enable them to carry out high quality engineering work. In the light of this basic philosophy, the undergraduate curricula of the Faculty of Engineering aim at:
To comply with the basic philosophy and these aims, effective as of 1994-95 academic year, a major revision was made on departmental curricula based on a newly formed Faculty Core Curriculum which intends to set up the criteria regarding the maximum and minimum allowable credits necessary for graduation and to establish a well-balanced composition of the topics from the following four main categories:
Please, send your suggestions, questions and comments toengfac@metu.edu.tr
