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Browse Programs Admission InformationThe Master's program in Networks and Telecommunications (Harmonized Academic Master's, updated 2025) aims to train specialists capable of designing, analyzing, deploying, administering, and optimizing wired and wireless telecommunications networks. It covers advanced digital communications, IP networks, mobile and wireless networks, optical systems, network security, and emerging telecommunications technologies. The program is organized according to the LMD system and structured over two years (Master 1 and Master 2), in line with the national curriculum.
– Advanced Digital Communications
– IP Routing
– Propagation and Antennas
– Advanced Signal Processing
– Linux Systems
– Advanced Programming in Python
– Related Practical Work (digital communications, IP routing, signal processing)
– Introductory Unit (elective course)
– Network Service Administration
– DSP and FPGA
– Transmission Channels and Optical Components
– Coding and Compression
– High-Speed Networks
– Elements of Applied Artificial Intelligence
– Compliance with Standards, Ethics, and Integrity
– Related Practical Work
The advanced modules are primarily developed in Master 2 and cover wireless and mobile networks, network security, IoT networks, IP video and audio, web technologies, satellite networks, and emerging areas of telecommunications. The program concludes with an internship in a company or research laboratory, culminating in a written thesis and an oral defense, in accordance with the national framework.
Access to the Master's program in Networks and Telecommunications is primarily open to holders of a Bachelor's degree in Telecommunications. Holders of Bachelor's degrees in Electronics, Biomedical Engineering, Automation, or other degrees in the Science and Technology field may also be admitted, subject to regulatory requirements and established ranking, in accordance with the harmonized national curriculum.
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