Master's Double Degree in Telecommunications Engineering + Electronic Systems Engineering
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Programme overview
Main Subject
Engineering - Electrical and Electronic
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Finally, if you get two titles:
- Master's Degree in Telecommunication Engineering (MUTE).
- Master's Degree in Electronic Systems Engineering (MUESE).
The Master's Degree in Telecommunication Engineering qualifies for the exercise of the Telecommunication Engineer profession. This Engineering covers all technological aspects related to the treatment, transmission and reception of information. This master's degree offers a broad profile of skills and knowledge in communications systems, networks, electronics and audiovisual systems, to acquire the professional skills regulated to exercise the profession of Telecommunication Engineering.
The Master's Degree in Electronic Systems Engineering aims to train professionals and researchers in the field of electronic engineering, deepening both in their industrial applications and those oriented towards information and communication technologies. The most current trends are studied in the following fields: high speed digital systems and multiprocessor systems, advanced design with digital signal processors and FPGA, implementation of communications systems, integrated circuit design, electronic power systems and power generation, Renewable energy sources and electrical supply quality, data acquisition systems, electronic instrumentation and signal processing.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Engineering - Electrical and Electronic
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Finally, if you get two titles:
- Master's Degree in Telecommunication Engineering (MUTE).
- Master's Degree in Electronic Systems Engineering (MUESE).
The Master's Degree in Telecommunication Engineering qualifies for the exercise of the Telecommunication Engineer profession. This Engineering covers all technological aspects related to the treatment, transmission and reception of information. This master's degree offers a broad profile of skills and knowledge in communications systems, networks, electronics and audiovisual systems, to acquire the professional skills regulated to exercise the profession of Telecommunication Engineering.
The Master's Degree in Electronic Systems Engineering aims to train professionals and researchers in the field of electronic engineering, deepening both in their industrial applications and those oriented towards information and communication technologies. The most current trends are studied in the following fields: high speed digital systems and multiprocessor systems, advanced design with digital signal processors and FPGA, implementation of communications systems, integrated circuit design, electronic power systems and power generation, Renewable energy sources and electrical supply quality, data acquisition systems, electronic instrumentation and signal processing.
Admission Requirements
As the double masters consists in the realization of two independent masters, the student must pass through two admission processes, one for each masters, that are realized in consecutive years.
The first year the student requests admission to the Master's Degree in Telecommunication Engineering (MUTE), which will allow him to take the first course of the MUTE master's degree.
When the first course of the MUTE master is being completed, admission to the Master's Degree in Electronic Systems Engineering (MUESE) is requested, selecting the format option in double degree, which will allow the student, in the second course to continue with the Double master's studies.
It is necessary to be studying the master MUTE, to apply for admission to the master MUESE in double degree format. Although, in both applications for admission to the master, the degree of access will be the degree of degree that has the applicant.
The admission criteria are conditioned by the criteria of the most restrictive masters, in this case the University Master in Telecommunication Engineering because it is an enabling master's degree.
- Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance
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