21 Telecommunication MSc Degree Programs

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.

Satellite communication systems have been taught in Toulouse for over 40 years. Today, it takes the form of a two-year MSc run by INP-ENSEEIHT. SATCOM Systems benefits from a unique research and professional environment, since Toulouse is the French capital of Space. The program also takes advantage of the strong ties that the faculty members of INP-ENSEEIHT have built with the aerospace and defense industries.

Courses prepare professional specialists in telecommunication systems and networks, especially cellular and trunked radio-communication, land, marine and airmobile radio-communication, personal radio-communication, wireless data transmission systems, digital radio and TV broadcast, design and implementation of services of commercial and dedicated radio-communication networks, satellite and land-based radio-navigation systems.

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.

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.

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.

This one-year MSc will equip you with both advanced technical expertise and essential business skills. Taught by leading UCL academics and industry experts, you’ll gain the skills needed to manage and innovate in the telecommunications, ICT and tech sectors, preparing you for leadership roles in a fast-changing industry.

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 Science in Information Engineering (Laurea Magistrale in Ingegneria dell'Informazione) is intended to provide graduate students with advanced skills in the field of telecommunications and electronic engineering. The standard Master’s program lasts two years and includes courses on the fundamentals of Telecommunications as well as advanced specialization courses chosen by the student.

Removing telecommunication technology from the modern information society is impossible. It's a dynamic area of expertise where knowledge of electrical engineering, math & IT, physics, chemistry technology and innovation sciences are combined.

The master's degree program in Communication Technologies and Multimedia, taught in English, trains highly qualified professionals with a solid background in the theoretical foundations of the disciplines underlying telecommunications and provides in-depth specialized knowledge on technologies and methodologies at the state of the art for the development of innovative communications systems, as well as technical and professional skills for consulting and solving application problems in the various fields of telecommunications services and systems.

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 MSc in Telecommunications Engineering is designed to prepare students for the fast-paced world of modern communication systems. The program covers a wide range of topics, including wireless networ...

The MSc Electronic, Communications and Computer Engineering is designed to provide instruction and training in the most recent developments in the areas of technology covering communications, electronics and computer engineering. It aims to provide you with advanced and comprehensive coverage of the specialist skills required by an engineer working in the computer hardware and software aspects of computer engineering, electronic instrumentation, electronic systems and telecommunications (both wireless and wired).

Master in Mobile Technologies is targeted at those wishing to enter into mobile applications and devices of the IT sector. The aim of this programme is to impart the understanding and skills required to manage complex mobile Information technology systems as part of the support services of an organisation. This will include selections, installation, developing, maintenance and support of a wide range of mobile computing technologies and an understanding of currently recommended mobile computing technologies.