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This course aims to give suitable graduates an in-depth understanding of the technology, and the drivers for the technology, in the area of broadband and mobile communications. The course will also provide exposure to current research activity in the field. Upon completing the programme, you will have a detailed understanding of the current practices and directions in this topic, and will be able to apply them to the task of continuing the roll-out of advanced communication services across the globe.

What will you study on this course?

This course aims to give suitable graduates an in-depth understanding of the technology, and the drivers for the technology, in the area of broadband and mobile communications. The course will also provide exposure to current research activity in the field.

Modules for the current academic year

Module listings are for guide purposes only and are subject to change. Find out what our students are currently studying on the Broadband and Optical Communications Modules page.

Course content is for guidance purposes only and may be subject to change.

This degree is aimed at candidates who have gained an Honours degree in Electronic Engineering, Physics or a related scientific discipline, at a 2.ii level or higher or the international equivalent. Applicants with initial degrees in other disciplines will be considered on an individual basis, with the assessment based on the applicant’s potential to succeed on, and benefit from, the course.

Applicants from overseas must in addition demonstrate competence in English to level IELTS 6.0 overall and no element under 5.5. An appropriate ELCOS (�鶹��ý����� English Language School) pre-sessional course may be taken to achieve the required English language level.

Graduates can expect to find employment in the fast-developing communications industry, from local-loop service providers to backhaul network companies. You will have advanced skills in the analysis and design of broadband communication systems and components, with a particular emphasis on optical communications. These skills will be immediately applicable in the ever-growing communications industry.