3 Telecommunication Degree Programs

The first-level Degree Course in Computer, Electronic and Communications Engineering aims at training engineers in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) characterized by a broad spectrum of preparation, with adequate knowledge of the methodological aspects of basic sciences, Information Engineering sciences and with specific skills in Computer, Electronic and Telecommunications Engineering. The overall objective of the degree course is to train an engineer able to immediately enter the labour market but also to continue his studies, being endowed with the adequate cultural basis necessary to acquire the ability to promote technological innovation and to design complex 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 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.