Duration
1.5 years
Intake
February, September
Total Tuition Fees
31000
Faculties
College of Engineering
Course Overview
The Master's program in Wireless Communications and Networks Engineering is considered one of the advanced engineering specializations that focuses on the design, development, and management of modern communication systems and wired and wireless networks. The program aims to provide students with in-depth knowledge of mobile communication technologies, fifth- and sixth-generation networks, the Internet of Things, computer networks, and digital signal processing. It also focuses on developing innovative solutions to improve data transmission efficiency, enhance network security, and support the digital infrastructure relied upon by modern institutions and communities.
The specialization focuses on:
Wireless communication systems.
Fifth-generation (5G) and sixth-generation (6G) networks.
Design and management of computer networks.
Digital signal processing.
Internet of Things (IoT).
Network and communication security.
Mobile and satellite communications.
English Requirements
6 in IELTS
Entry Requirements
1. Copy of the passport (first page).
2. Copy of the bachelor's degree certificate with transcript.
3. Two academic recommendation letters.
4. Personal photo (white background).
5. Curriculum Vitae (CV).
6. IELTS certificate (if available).
If you have graduated more than 5 years ago, it is required to attach a work experience certificate of no less than two years in the same field.
Note! Please have the requirements translated into English by an accredited translation center, and submit the requirements in PDF format.
Career Opportunities
Telecommunications Engineer.
Network Engineer.
Wireless Network Engineer.
Mobile Communications Systems Engineer.
Network Security Engineer.
Internet of Things Engineer.
Communications and Information Technology Consultant.
Telecommunications and Networks Project Manager.
Researcher in Communications and Network Technologies.
Lecturer or Academic in Telecommunications and Network Engineering.

