Our graduates may pursue postgraduate studies not only in Physics but also in related fields such as Biomedical Engineering, Materials Science, Space Sciences, and Electrical-Electronics Engineering.
They can be employed in various sectors of industry, including calibration laboratories, R&D departments, software development, project management, healthcare, electronics, and data analysis.
Graduates may also work in government laboratories and research institutions, take part in project teams, or pursue careers in the education sector.
Among our alumni are those who have continued their careers as academics and administrative-academics at various universities; who have served as deputy technical laboratory directors, chief researchers, and researchers at TÜBİTAK–UME; and who have been accepted to master’s or Ph.D. programs at prestigious universities such as Boğaziçi, Koç, Bilkent, Montana (USA), Heidelberg, Jena, and the Technical University of Munich (Germany).
Several of our graduates have received doctoral thesis awards and work in leading institutions such as ASML (Netherlands), University Medical Centre Mannheim (Germany), Turkcell, Aselsan, and Renault. Some have founded their own R&D or calibration companies, serve as general managers, senior consultants, or quality auditors, while others are employed as radiology specialists, researchers in health institutions, or software development experts in the IT sector. A number of our graduates have also obtained teaching certificates and pursued careers in education.
Employment distribution among our graduates:
27% Academic career
15% Private sector / self-employed
17% Calibration / Quality assurance
10% R&D
8% Software / IT
8% Education sector
7% Healthcare sector
8% Not currently employed
