The UNSW Master of Engineering (Telecommunications) is a two-year postgraduate degree in the School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications. Upon completion of this degree, you’ll become accredited for a career in the booming telecommunications industry.
Through work integrated learning and access to world-leading research, facilities and academics, you’ll explore a broad range of areas that will support your career opportunities, including:
- Electrical engineering
- Communication systems
- Signal processing
- Project management
- Computer science
- Renewable energy
- Industrial and process control
- Telecommunications networks
As part of a world-renowned engineering faculty, you'll take part in work that drives solutions for a better world. You’ll deepen your knowledge in telecommunications engineering and broaden your hands-on experience in a community that champions entrepreneurship and diversity of thought.
You’ll graduate with the Master of Engineering as an accredited engineer. The program is designed for students who have either completed a non-accredited engineering degree or the equivalent of the first three years of an accredited engineering degree. With flexibility at its core, you can shape your studies to suit your work and lifestyle.
When you study the Master of Engineering (Telecommunications) at UNSW, you’ll join a world-renowned engineering faculty and the largest electrical and telecommunications engineering school in Australia.
The benefits of studying with the School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications at UNSW are vast and include:
- Our research has received the maximum 5-star rating as “well above world class” by the Excellence in Research Australia (ERA) evaluations
- We’re ranked as the top school for research in Australia and within the top 50 globally
- We’ve recently invested $104m into unique laboratory facilities, meaning you gain hands-on experience using the latest industry technology
- You’ll join a community where diverse perspectives and entrepreneurship are celebrated, giving you opportunities to take part in innovative projects and world-leading research
The Master of Engineering degree is globally recognised. It is accredited by Engineers Australia and acknowledged by the Washington Accord. This degree includes a practical component where you’ll apply your knowledge through 60 days of approved industrial training, either in Australia or overseas.