The number of female students enrolled in engineering programs in Turkey has increased by 11.1% over the past decade, surpassing 163,000. This represents a significant rise in female participation within the field of engineering education. The data indicates a growing trend of women pursuing careers in traditionally male-dominated disciplines. While the exact figures from previous years were not provided, the 11.1% increase highlights a positive shift in educational demographics. This growth could be attributed to various factors, including increased awareness campaigns and efforts to encourage female students in STEM fields. The rising enrollment suggests a potential future increase in the number of female engineers contributing to the Turkish workforce. Further analysis would be needed to determine the specific engineering disciplines experiencing the most significant gains in female enrollment.