ICT services and applications nowadays rely on telecommunications networks and systems: electronic commerce, real-time multimedia applications, smart working, secure banking transactions, remote medical diagnosis, streaming music and video to mobile devices, earth surface and subsurface observation for land monitoring, and oil exploration all rely on telecommunications infrastructure and would not be possible without it.

The course of study in Telecommunications Engineering trains engineers with a solid foundation in the design of communications devices and systems, the organization and management of telecommunications networks that are part of the Internet, the analysis of data and signals, and the definition and customization of communications services.

Telecommunications Engineering thus offers challenging and rewarding careers for engineers in technical and managerial positions in many industries where Telecommunications is of paramount importance. A Telecommunications Engineer can hold key positions in research, development, innovation and management of communications service infrastructures in both large companies and small and medium-sized enterprises. Most of our graduates find excellent job opportunities in Italy and abroad thanks to the solid technical background and established collaborative relationships that Telecommunications Engineering has built with most industrial clusters around the world. Career opportunities emerge not only in the traditional telecommunications industry (operators and equipment manufacturers), but in many other industries for which communications services are critical (such as finance, energy, manufacturing, utilities, trade, etc.). Check out the list of industry partners participating in our CommTech Talks seminar series!