The department offers Bachelor of Science (B. S.) degree to undergraduate students. In the program, the principles of physics are given at the first and second years, while advanced topics are covered at the junior and senior levels (curriculum of the program ). Because the entry level courses are taken by many students at the university, (e.g., a total of around 1200 students take PHYS 103 and PHYS 104 general physics courses each year), our department is provided with the most advanced laboratory equipments by the university, as some of them are unique in the country. At the below, you are seeing some photos from our undergraduate labs.
Undergraduate Laboratories
1. Mechanics Laboratory
2. Electricity & Magnetism Laboratory
3. Optics Laboratory
4. Waves & Vibrations Laboratory
5. Atomic & Molecular Physics Laboratory
6. Thermodynamics Laboratory
Some features of the B. S. program
One of the exciting opportunities for our undergraduate students is the ERASMUS program, thorough which successful students can go to a European university for up to 2 semesters, and continue his/her education there...more
The B. S. program is offered both in English and in Turkish languages. Those who want to pursue the program in English have to attend a one-year (two semesters) preparation program before taking courses from the department.
The participation of senior undergraduate students into the research at our department is another exciting opportunity for those students who plan to have an academic career. Therefore, all senior students, as well as successful juniors, are very welcome to one of our research groups.
As a representation of the high quality teaching at our department, many of our undergraduate students have gone to USA or Europe for their graduate studies. Some of them are; Mr. Serkan Golge, Mr. Tunay Durmaz, Ms. Emine Bay, Mr. Adem Ergul, Mr. Kenan Solak and... many more
Admission to the undergraduate program is organized by a country-wide state institution, The council of Higher Education of Republic of Turkey (Y.O.K in Turkish), as the case for every undergraduate program in the country. Please refer there and university admission sites for the details of the admission process for both national and international applications.
A power-point presentation of the department