Telecommunications Networks Master’s Degree
The Master’s degree program in telecommunications networks is offered to students interested in getting qualified for management roles in the industry. This is a good fit for people who have an undergraduate degree in mathematics, engineering, physics, or computer science. The courses include material relating to the basic principles of telecommunications, computer systems, and networks.
The program gives students the skills they need to analyze information effectively and make decisions that will benefit the organizations they are working with. Being able to adapt to changes in this field is a key attribute that employers are looking for, and the program helps students develop this attribute. Courses in this program include the following:
• Advanced Wireless Communications
• Business Aspects of Information Security
• Business & Entrepreneurship
• Cellular Infrastructure – Cell Site Design and Components
• Competitive Strategies & Public Policies
• IP Network Simulation and Design
• Network Programming and Design
• Network Securit
• Optimization of GSM Networks
• PCS/AWS System Implementation
• Principles of Voice over IP (VoIP)
• Project Management for Telecommunications
• Satellite Communication Systems
• The Global Economic Environment
Career Options
A graduate from the Master’s degree program in telecommunications networks can look forward to working in one of these roles:
• Information Technology Manager
• Network Manager
• Telecommunications Manager
• Telecommunications Specialist