53 Telecommunication Masters Degree Programs

Applied Electronics is an English-language path of education in Electronics and Telecommunications major. The program places particular emphasis on analysis and design of analogue and digital electronic circuits, optoelectronics, microelectronic technologies, and the implementation of modern telecommunications and data communication networks.

The Master of SATCOM Systems program aims to train autonomous graduates in the field of satellite telecommunications. The level of expertise acquired in electronics, digital communications, networks, and systems allows them to quickly access positions of responsibility in this field and more generally in the field of telecommunications.

The Master's degree is characterized by offering comprehensive training within the specialization in digital law that governs the information society. It is the only program that covers areas that are interrelated and essential to fully understand the legal system in new technologies.

The Master in Electronics and Telecommunication Technologies programme aims to train highly qualified, international standards-meeting specialists who can understand, develop and integrate the latest technologies in the modern electronics and telecommunication industry, plan and organize their maintenance and renewal. The graduates will be capable of working in electronics and telecommunication companies as well as in scientific laboratories, implementing the latest scientific, technological and engineering achievements.

Telecommunications systems and networks make communication possible. Companies that provide these services include phone and internet providers, satellite networks, and more. With our MS in Telecommunications Systems and Networks, you’ll be prepared to connect the world.

Digitalization is here to stay. The ongoing digitalization builds on an efficient communications infrastructure. The studies in communication systems and networks focus on the Future Internet and the evolving and emerging (4G, 5G, and beyond) wireless broadband and multi-service communication systems, which are crucial elements for the future connected world.

The Master of Science (M.S.) in Communication Engineering is a two-year graduate course. It aims to provide a thorough grounding in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) while emphasizing a methodological approach to the analysis and design of complex telecommunications systems.

The graduate student will have specialized knowledge on (a) the digital content market (structure and transformation of the content industries from the development of digital and mobile communications, new players, business models, distribution channels, new advertising models, regulatory framework, etc.), (b) new content formats and creative strategies (transmedia integration, multiscreen, integration in social networks, etc.) and (c) tools and technologies (languages, platforms and tools for creating digital content with special attention to mobile devices) as well as new technologies for the added value of digital content (geolocation, augmented reality, profile management, targeted advertising, etc.). This profile enables entrepreneurship in communication, integration into digital media teams and research in digital content and culture.

The Telecommunications MSc program offers students a comprehensive understanding of modern communication systems and networks. It covers core concepts like digital communication, data transmission, and network architectures. Dive into telecoms, one of the fastest-developing areas of science and technology. This one-year Master’s programme will fast-track your career as a specialist telecoms engineer or manager.

The aim of the MSCA is to train engineers to design, build and adjust electronic systems for the space environment. In electronic systems we include technologies related to computer control and automation systems, telecommunications systems and sensor systems used in space. This training will have an obstinacy, always present: acquisition of skills to develop efficient and 100% reliable equipment in a hostile environment, such as space. It is intended to develop personal and interpersonal skills that facilitate academic and professional integration in an environment where challenges are permanent. Teamwork and business management, assimilated throughout this training, will allow finding solutions to the challenges arising from the space industry.

The development of information and communication technologies and the constant appearance of new telecommunications services and applications in the information society lead to a promising future for the telecommunications sector, in which highly qualified professionals will participate. 5G networks or the internet of things were born to respond to new needs of society, in which proper development and use of technologies, applications, services and content will contribute to the success of an economic growth model based on in increasing competitiveness and productivity.

This MSc program in Telecommunications is designed to give students a solid foundation in the key principles that underpin modern communication systems.Deepen your understanding of telecommunications technology and its applications on this 5-year Master's, ready to meet the dynamic challenges of today's industry. You'll graduate equipped with the practical experience in modern telecommunications systems needed for leading roles in this rapidly evolving and exciting area.

The MECT aims to provide solid training in the fields of specialization of computer systems, information technology and telecommunications. It intends to train engineers capable of performing functions of planning, design, development and research of computational and connectivity systems and infrastructures, both for high performance and for specific applications, in areas as important today as cyber-physical systems, 5G telecommunications networks, data centers, wireless local area networks and sensor networks, among others. These are fundamental technological and knowledge areas in fields as important today as smart cities, mobility, the Internet of Things, Industry 4.0 and other vertical use cases, based on the Cloud and virtualized solutions, where flexibility, agility , sustainability and energy efficiency are increasingly essential.

Following a +40 years strong tradition at AU in engineering training in Telecommunications and Electronics, this master's degree provides a high quality specialization in this field, recognized by several business and industrial sectors, national and foreign. To respond to the continuing expansion of ICTs, this course enables an aggregated specialization in Electronics, Telecommunications and Control and Automation, providing direct guidance for business and industrial activities. In addition to a direct interaction with companies at the level of disciplines (with the enrollment with challenging projects with companies), the teaching staff has extensive experience in top scientific research with the industrial and business sectors, maintaining up-to-date training, with a view to the future, preparing professionals for a changing world that presents increasingly complex and multidisciplinary challenges.

The Master’s degree in ICT for Internet and Multimedia captures the evolution of the information engineering profession and represents a modern teaching approach that combines both solid fundamental knowledge and advanced technological skills. Focusing on devices, networks, signals, as well as cross-disciplinary issues (machine learning, big data, photonics, life sciences), the programme offers both strong theoretical courses, laboratory classes and applied research-oriented teaching towards advanced technologies for future society. An internship programme is also available within companies or research labs, thus further enriching the curriculum.

The Master of Laws degree by Coursework is awarded once a student has successfully completed courses in research methodology, three 30-credit modules prescribed for the particular programme, the submission of a research proposal and the submission of a mini-dissertation.