Telecommunications Engineering
Why choose telecommunications engineering?
Telecommunications is on the frontier of information and communication technology. People from all over the world rely on telecommunications systems such as the internet, mobile telephones, broadband, wireless networks, broadcasting and satellite. Telecommunications engineers use new and existing technologies to design, implement and manage systems for processing and transmitting information. Applying their knowledge of electronics, computers, signal processing and networking techniques, they create applications from mobile phone systems to high-tech internet based entertainment systems.
Why study with us?
You will be taught in modern laboratory facilities by teaching staff who are recognised internationally for outstanding research contributions and for being leaders in their field. You will have the opportunity to put theory into practice with an industry-related project in your final year.
What will I study?
Courses include mathematics, physics, electrical engineering, electronics, computer engineering, communication systems and networks, software engineering and wireless systems.
Professional recognition
Career opportunities
Telecommunications engineering graduates are employed in computer networking/internet development, mobile/wireless communications, telecommunications services, broadcasting and ICT systems, computer engineering and systems, information technology, electronic engineering and technical analysis.


