Bahçeşehir University has multiple campuses across Istanbul, including:

Beşiktaş North and South Campuses: These are the main campuses and host the bulk of the academic programs. Key faculties located here include the Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences, Faculty of Architecture and Design, Faculty of Economics, Administrative and Social Sciences, and the Faculty of Communication. The campuses also house the School of Applied Disciplines and the Conservatory.

The North campus primarily focuses on undergraduate education, while the South campus is known for graduate studies and administrative offices.

Both are well-connected, accessible by bus, ferry, and metro. Public transport options include Kabataş tram and ferry stations, as well as the Beşiktaş bus hub.

The university provides a shuttle boat service called BAUPORT, connecting the Beşiktaş and Galata campuses, allowing students to avoid heavy traffic and enjoy Bosphorus views.

Galata Campus: This campus specializes in communication, media studies, and digital arts. It features state-of-the-art facilities for broadcasting, film, and media students, providing practical experience in media production and digital content creation.

Situated near Karaköy. It’s accessible via the Karaköy tram stop and ferry port.

Göztepe Campus: This campus serves students in health sciences. The Faculty of Health Sciences, including departments like Nursing and Physical Therapy, is based here, providing proximity to hospitals and clinical training facilities. Located on the Asian side, accessible via Marmaray and nearby bus routes.

Future Campuses: Known for its innovative approach to education, this campus offer space for research and specialized programs. It offers programs that prepare students for emerging fields, focusing on the future of work and technology. Connected with the city through Kemerburgaz M11 metro line station.

Kemerburgaz Campus: This campus is dedicated to medical education, including the Faculty of Medicine and Faculty of Dentistry. The campus is equipped with modern laboratories and clinical training centers to support hands-on medical training.

Pera Campus: Located in a historic district, this campus focuses on art, design, and cultural studies. It serves as a hub for students in architecture, fine arts, and design-related programs, offering a creative environment that encourages artistic expression.

Also Bahçeşehir University (BAU) has established a global network of campuses under the BAU Global brand, providing educational opportunities in several key cities worldwide. These campuses cater to different specializations and educational needs:

Berlin, Germany: The BAU Berlin campus offers programs focused on engineering, business, and design. It provides students with the opportunity to pursue a degree in a European educational environment, focusing on European Union policies and economics. It also serves as a hub for BAU’s Erasmus+ exchanges, facilitating easy integration for students studying abroad.

Washington D.C., USA: This campus specializes in politics, international relations, and business studies. The location allows students to immerse themselves in the political culture of the United States, with a curriculum that emphasizes international diplomacy and American governmental systems. The campus collaborates with institutions and think tanks, providing practical insights and networking opportunities.

Toronto, Canada: The BAU Toronto campus focuses on business and entrepreneurship. Programs emphasize North American business practices and global market trends, allowing students to gain insights into international trade, finance, and technology industries. Toronto serves as a gateway for students interested in pursuing careers in business and technology sectors across North America.

Batumi, Georgia: BAU Batumi offers programs in medicine and health sciences, and is well-known for its medical school. The campus features modern medical facilities and a curriculum that integrates practical medical training with theoretical coursework, serving as a crucial hub for BAU’s health-focused programs.

Kyiv, Ukraine: The Kyiv campus focuses on fields like business administration, design, and architecture. Its programs aim to integrate Eastern European economic trends with global standards, providing students a regional perspective in addition to international competencies.

Cyprus: BAU Cyprus is dedicated to tourism, hospitality management, and international business. It provides students with hands-on learning experiences in a region renowned for its tourism industry, combining academic studies with practical internships at local businesses and resorts.

Hanoi, Vietnam: The campus in Hanoi primarily focuses on education, language studies, and international business. Programs cater to students interested in Southeast Asian markets and educational systems, promoting cross-cultural understanding and regional expertise.

Puebla, Mexico: BAU Puebla offers programs in arts, cultural studies, and Latin American politics. This campus supports cultural exchange and academic programs that focus on Latin American economic and social issues, making it an ideal choice for students interested in studying the cultural dynamics of the region.

Brockville, Canada: This campus provides a focus on health sciences and nursing, equipping students with practical skills in Canadian healthcare practices and offering clinical placements to ensure hands-on experience in the field.

BAU’s global network allows students to study at different campuses during their academic careers, enhancing their international exposure and providing unique opportunities for cross-cultural learning and professional development​

MÜDEK Accreditation: BAU’s engineering departments, such as Computer Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, and Industrial Engineering, have accreditation from MÜDEK, a Turkish quality assurance association recognized by EUR-ACE, making their degrees internationally accepted.

SABAK Accreditation: Programs such as Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, Nursing, and Nutrition and Dietetics have national accreditations like SABAK, ensuring adherence to high standards in health education. SABAK is an independent association which has the center in Ankara having no branch office is established for the purpose of contributing to improve the quality of health sciences education programs in different disciplines in Turkey by making accreditation, evaluation and information studies.

CEA (CEFR) Accreditation: Accredited by the Commission on English Language Program Accreditation (CEA), which is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, making it a standout in English preparatory programs.

ABET Accreditation: Certain engineering programs are seeking ABET accreditation, which is a hallmark of quality for programs in applied sciences, computing, engineering, and engineering technology.

MİAK (Architectural Accrediting Board) Accreditation: Faculty of Architecture and Design for Architecture Undergraduate Programs.

Association of Chartered Certified: Faculty of Economics, Administrative and Social Sciences for Business Administration Undergraduate Program Accountants (ACCA).

Association for Evaluation and Accreditation of Teacher Education Programs (EPDAD): Faculty of Educational Sciences for Computer Education and Instructional Technologies Undergraduate Programs, Psychological Counseling and Guidance Undergraduate Program, English Language Teaching Undergraduate Program.

The Communication Research Association (ILAD): Faculty of Communication for Public Relations Undergraduate Programs.

Türk Psikologlar Derneği: Faculty of Economics, Administrative and Social Sciences for Psychology Undergraduate Program.

Country recognitions: Turkmenistan

 Partnerships and Collaborations:

BAU is known for its global educational network called BAU Global, which includes campuses and partnerships in Berlin, Washington D.C., Toronto, Batumi, Cyprus, and other cities. This network allows students to participate in exchange programs, study abroad options, and summer courses.

The university is a participant in the Erasmus+ program, providing opportunities for student exchange with over 200 partner universities worldwide.

Partnerships with industry leaders support practical training, including ties with companies in technology, media, and healthcare.

Collaborations also extend to research centers specializing in fields like cyber security, robotics, and neuroscience.

Also, Bahçeşehir University (BAU) has a partnership with Harvard University through its Institute for Global Understanding of the Rule of Law (IGUL). This collaboration includes joint research projects and academic programs. For example, the partnership has involved studies on the criminal justice system in Turkey and ongoing projects related to cybersecurity. Additionally, IGUL frequently organizes events and training programs with the involvement of experts from Harvard's Kennedy School, contributing to the academic exchange between the institutions.

United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): BAU is committed to promoting sustainable development and aligns its policies with several SDGs, including quality education, gender equality, and sustainable communities. The university takes part in social responsibility projects that support these global initiatives​