Master in Telecommunications and Internet Technologies Engineering

Tuition comes to 2,446 USD per year.

Telecommunications and Internet Technologies Engineering studies the design and operation of communication networks and the technologies that support data transmission across the internet and other systems. Students typically study signal processing, network architecture, wireless communications, internet protocols, and the infrastructure that underlies modern telecommunications systems, along with coursework on emerging technologies in data transmission and network security. The discipline draws on electrical engineering, computer science, and applied mathematics to address how information moves reliably and efficiently across networks of varying scale. Graduates commonly pursue careers with telecommunications companies, internet service providers, technology firms, and organizations that manage large-scale network infrastructure, working as network engineers, systems designers, or technical specialists. Because communication networks underpin much of modern digital activity, the skills developed in this field are relevant across a wide range of industries beyond telecommunications itself. This master's program in Telecommunications and Internet Technologies Engineering is offered by Politecnico di Bari in Bari, Italy, and is taught in English, supporting students from different countries who want to specialize in network and communications technology. The program lasts two years, in keeping with the standard length of second-cycle degrees in Italy. Applicants generally hold a bachelor's degree in engineering, computer science, or a related technical field, given the program's foundation in mathematics and electrical engineering principles. Located in Bari, in the Puglia region of southern Italy, the university offers a setting focused on engineering and technical education. Graduates from programs in this field often move into roles supporting the infrastructure that connects devices, networks, and services worldwide, or continue into further specialized study.