Master

The master´s degree in Telecommunication Engineering is an official qualification that responds to the needs to two types of students: those who wish the professional attributes of a telecommunications engineer to exercise the profession and those who wish to engage in research and pursue a doctoral degree in the area of telecommunications engineering.

This master´s degree provides graduates with a broad profile that includes skills and expertise in communication, electronic systems, and networks to ensure that they have the professional competencies they need as highly qualified telecommunication engineers. Studies in this master's provide the academic training required to carry out scientific activity which, together with the technical professionals that society demands, will be essential to make progress in science and technology in the field of telecommunications.

Eligible students must hold a bachelor's degree. The degree of reference for acceptance on the course is a Bachelor's Degree in the field of Telecommunication Engineering. Other degree courses are accepted although individual cases will be reviewed to determine what additional studies are required to meet the admission criteria, depending on the origin of the student. Bachelor graduates from non-Spanish universities must homologate their degree to that of Telecommunications Technical Engineer (in one of its specialties) in order to be able to access the master's program.

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Engineering Studies

Electrical Engineering

Technology Studies

Telecommunication

Telecommunications Engineering

Founded in the XIII century, the University of Valladolid (UVa) is a public university in Spain, located in the beautiful and peaceful region of Castilla and Leon, the cradle of Spanish language. Since its foundation, this academic institution has grown and has adapted to changing times to become one of the leading universities in Spain.

Master in Telecommunications Engineering

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Master in Telecommunications Engineering

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