The Bachelor of Telecommunications Engineering program has been composed with subjects from telecommunications, computer engineering, electronic engineering and mathematics to create professional telecommunication engineers. Academic staff from both industry and academia with many decades of experience contribute to the successful delivery of this program.

The telecommunication industry continues to expand all over the world with a dire shortage of competent and well-rounded professional engineers who have these multi-disciplinary skills required to work effectively.

Core subjects related to telecommunications include digital communications, signal processing, mobile communications, computer communication, networks, antenna and wave propagation with a solid mathematical and programming foundation. As the trend of moving into software systems continues to permeate the industry, the course covers programming, embedded systems and internet technologies. This will help students to work with Software Defined Networks and Radios. Engineering design, ethics and economics are also taught as recommended by the international professional institutions. Many courses include design and measurement laboratories as an integral part of them, to strengthen the interaction between mathematical models and experimental reality.

Students studying this program will graduate with a strong foundation in the field of telecommunication engineering with practical experience obtained by the chance to apply for an external industrial internship and the completion of a thesis addressing a real-world telecommunication engineering problem.