Degree in Telecommunications Systems Engineering (ESP)

Madrid - Montepríncipe Campus, Madrid, Spain

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48 monthsProgramme duration

Engineering - Electrical and ElectronicMain Subject Area

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Programme overview

Main Subject

Engineering - Electrical and Electronic

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

We live in an interconnected world where communications are the basis of economic and social development. Therefore, engineers capable of facing the challenges and opportunities of the digital society are needed in any area of activity.

The Degree in Telecommunications Systems Engineering at the CEU San Pablo University provides you with scientific, technical and socioeconomic training for the development and application of technologies that support telecommunications services. The program is based on three pillars: Electronics and physics (Hardware), Signal processing and Telematics (Software). In addition, it incorporates solid training in mathematics, physics, electronics, signal theory, electromagnetism, computing and the latest technologies such as 5G, cloud systems and Big Data .

To allow you to develop your career internationally, we provide you with the option of studying abroad. Don't wait to start building your future in a profession with full employment. We accompany you in your training.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Engineering - Electrical and Electronic

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

Admission Requirements

STUDENTS WHO COME FROM INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE (IB)

If you are studying it, you must request a certificate from your educational center with the predictive grade (for the admission processes of the Degree in Medicine and the Degree in Dentistry, the grade must be adapted to the Spanish educational system).
If you have completed the IB, you will have to apply for the credential issued by the National Distance Education University (UNED) for access to university in Spain.
Language Requirements for CEU San Pablo University Candidates

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FROM EUROPEAN UNION COUNTRIES

Baccalaureate students from countries of the European Union or from states with which Spain has signed applicable international agreements on educational matters, on a reciprocal basis, provided that said students meet the academic requirements demanded in their educational systems to access university.

If you are studying it, you must request a certificate of qualifications from your educational center (for the admission processes of the Degree in Medicine and the Degree in Dentistry, the grade must be adapted to the Spanish educational system).
If you have completed the Baccalaureate and have access to the university in the educational system you attended, you will have to request the credential issued by the UNED for access to the university in Spain. If you have completed the Baccalaureate, but have not passed the entrance to the university in the educational system studied, you will have to request the Spanish Ministry of Education the homologation to the Spanish Baccalaureate degree.

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FROM COUNTRIES THAT ARE NOT MEMBERS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION

Baccalaureate student from countries that are not members of the European Union, or from countries with which Spain does not have an agreement on education.

If you are studying it, you must request a certificate of qualifications from your educational center (for the admission processes of the Degree in Medicine and the Degree in Dentistry, the mark must be adapted to the Spanish educational system).
If you have completed the Baccalaureate, you will have to apply to the Spanish Ministry of Education for recognition of the Spanish Baccalaureate degree.

Program Duration

4 Years

Starting Month(s)

Sep

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