Master in Telecommunication Engineering

The tuition fee is 3,943 EUR per year.

Telecommunication Engineering is a master's program delivered in English at Politecnico di Milano, in Milano, Italy, running two years in length. This engineering discipline concerns the design, analysis, and operation of systems that transmit information across distances, whether through wired networks, wireless links, or satellite connections. Typical areas of study include signal processing, network architecture, communication protocols, antenna and radio frequency design, and the mathematical foundations of information theory that underpin modern communication systems. Students learn how data is encoded, transmitted, and decoded reliably across noisy channels, and how large-scale networks such as mobile and internet infrastructure are planned and managed to handle growing volumes of traffic. The field also covers emerging areas within telecommunications, including wireless standards and the infrastructure that supports mobile connectivity. Because telecommunications underlies much of contemporary digital life, the discipline connects closely with electrical engineering, computer networking, and software systems, and students typically build skills in both the theoretical principles of signal transmission and the practical engineering of network hardware and software. Graduates of telecommunication engineering programs typically pursue careers as network engineers, radio frequency engineers, systems engineers within telecom operators and equipment manufacturers, or consultants advising on network infrastructure projects. Some continue into research roles addressing the technical challenges of next-generation communication systems. Taught in English at Politecnico di Milano, the program brings together an international student body studying within a country that has a long-standing engineering education tradition, while focusing on the technical fundamentals that transcend any single national telecommunications market.