Eskişehir Technical University (ESTU) is a state technical university in Turkey. On May 18, 2018, it started to provide education in Eskişehir with five faculties, three institutes and two vocational schools in two different campuses. As of 2019, the university continues its education with 1,317 staff and more than 12,000 students.

The university is the only university in Turkey that provides piloting training by the state.

Eskişehir Technical University

Thanks to the Hasan Polatkan Airport it contains, it is one of the largest universities in Turkey. The university has the world's first licensed university airport with its operating license in 2007.

Eskişehir Technical University

The only center in Turkey where seismic isolators can be tested is at ESTU. ESTU Seismic Isolator Center is also one of the top 5 centers in the world. ESTU is one of the rare universities that offer pilot training, and the piloting program is among the departments that accept students with the highest score.

Eskişehir Technical University

History

Eskişehir Technical University was founded with the Law No. 7141 published in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Turkey numbered 30425 on May 18, 2018

Academic Units

There are 5 faculties: Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Aviation and Space Sciences, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Architecture and Design, and Faculty of Sports Sciences. There are 3 institutes, namely Institute of Graduate Education, Institute of Transportation Sciences, Institute of Earth and Space Sciences. There are 2 vocational schools, namely Porsuk Vocational School and Transportation Vocational School.

Iki Eylul campus is 5 kilometers from the city center. Hasan Polatkan Airport is also on this campus. The control of this airport belongs to Eskişehir Technical University.

Faculties

Faculty of Engineering

It was established in 1970 as "Eskişehir State Engineering-Architecture Academy". In 1983, it was named "Faculty of Engineering and Architecture". In 1993, it was transferred to Osmangazi University with the infrastructure, machinery and equipment of the faculty. It was renewed in 1994 and started education again. In 2012, the department of architecture within the faculty was separated and the name of the faculty was changed to "Engineering Faculty". Electrical and Electronics Engineering(English) Computer Engineering (English) Materials Science and Engineering (English) Industrial Engineering Environmental Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering

Faculty of Engineering Interdisciplinary Programs

Mechatronics

Sustainable Clean Energy

Autonomous Vehicles Technology

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

Software and Optimization

Faculty of Aeronautics and Astronautics

It was established in 1986 as 'Civil Aviation Vocational School'. It was renamed 'Civil Aviation College' in 1992. In 2012, it was named 'Faculty of Aviation and Space Sciences'.

Flight Training

Avionics

Airframe and Powerplant Maintenance

Aviation Management

Air Traffic Control

Faculty of Science

Mathematics

Physics

Chemistry

Biology

Statistics

Faculty of Science Interdisciplinary Programs

Business Analytics

Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Defense

Nanoscience

Faculty of Architecture and Design

Architecture department was separated from the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture. It was established in 2011 as "Faculty of Architecture and Design". Interior Design Architecture Industrial Design Textile and Fashion Design

Faculty of Sport Sciences

It was established in 1993 as the "School of Physical Education and Sports". In 2013, it was renamed as "Faculty of Sports Sciences". Coach Training in Sports Physical Education and Sports Teaching Recreation and Sports Sports Management

School of Foreign Languages

Basic Foreign Languages

Preparatory training is given in English, German and French. The preparatory program is compulsory in departments where education is given in a foreign language. Departments providing education in Turkish can optionally receive preparatory education.

Modern Foreign Languages

While continuing their academic education, students can study Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, Italian, Russian, French, German and English at different levels.