Masters in Telecommunication Engineering in ${country}

Develop specialised technical knowledge in telecommunications engineering to help you transition to an engineering career.

You’ll gain a detailed understanding of the design, build and management of systems that carry out the transmission and broadcasting of information using wireless signals.

This course is for people seeking to make the transition from a science or mathematics-based career to become an engineer, or who already have an engineering degree and would like to change paths to a different specialisation.

This course will provide you with in-depth knowledge and critical awareness of theoretical and practical solutions to problems at the forefront of communications and the processing of signals.

Communications and signal processing are closely intertwined, and together provide the basis of modern information engineering.

Areas of application include:

• mobile communications (3G/4G/LTE and future 5G), access networks and wireless communication
• Communication networks including broadcast and computing communication networks
• image processing and robotic vision
• audio and video recording
• radar and sonar detection
• biomedical signal processing
• medical imaging
• remote sensing
• array signal processing and beamforming
• space-time communications and processing

Communications and Information Engineering MSc will equip you for jobs within this field, including logistics and software. Warwick's School of Engineering, ranked 5th in the UK (Guardian University Guide 2021 for General Engineering), will provide you with comprehensive training in the essential elements of modern communication and information engineering.

Join the next generation of network engineers. You will be able to pursue a career shaping and defining the new generation of converged networks, responding to the rapid developments in telecommunication systems, such as social networking, seamless mobility, mobile data and the proliferation of applications for mobile and handheld devices.

This is a unique degree. You'll benefit from our research strengths in communications, and digital signal processing.

Course highlights include:

• all major disciplines in communications engineering and signal analysis methodology
• the comprehensive treatment of advanced communication systems from theoretical and practical approaches
• innovative educational techniques designed to equip you with practical knowledge
• design skills and research methodologies
• you will develop transferable skills in research and knowledge acquisition

The Master of Engineering in Telecommunications & Information Security program will prepare you for a career in specialized industries. We’ll train you to apply critical thinking to network- and database management. You’ll learn how to develop corporate security policies and procedures. You'll gain technical skills in everything from modelling network traffic to data mining and ethical hacking.

The MSc in Communications Engineering provides a deep understanding of advanced digital and RF communications, photonics, telecom networks and wireless information technologies.

You will develop a comprehensive communications knowledge-base, from the unique identity and credentials of specific technologies, to their history, infrastructure and architecture.

This course is accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).

The IP Telephony Systems Graduate Certificate focuses on developing expertise into ongoing developments in VoIP networks and services, the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS), unified communications, and video networks.

The four-course graduate certificate requires that three TSM core technical courses be taken along with a specified fourth course. With the approval of the certificate director, one of the core courses may be waived with another technical course taken in its place. The TELE 6350 course may not be waived under any circumstance. Note: MS in Telecommunication Systems Management students are not eligible for this graduate certificate.

The Master of Science in Telecommunications Engineering program prepares students to take on leadership roles in a wide variety of industries and to tackle challenging in research, development and design that require complex and innovative problem solving. Designed by world-class faculty, the Telecommunications Engineering curriculum teaches students advanced concepts related to software and hardware telecommunications, network theory and established and emerging technologies.

An undergraduate preparation equivalent to a baccalaureate in telecommunications or electrical engineering from an accredited engineering program. Students from other engineering disciplines or from other science and math areas may be considered for admission to the program on a case-by-case basis; however, some additional coursework may be necessary before starting the master’s program.