About this programme
The world comprises networks that connect people and devices and are a prerequisite for all other technologies to work successfully. Developing, building, and maintaining networks is crucial for our future as new technologies keep emerging, and ICT technology is one of the key enablers of sustainable development. For example, by connecting autonomous vehicles together and allowing them to share data, emissions can be reduced as traffic becomes smoother and more efficient. Thanks to the large number of chip manufacturers, mobile network vendors, and network operators, Finland offers the perfect, rare ecosystem for engineering modern networks. Here, you get to actually design and build future solutions that will be used by millions. The Communications Engineering major is part of the Master’s Programme in Computer, Communication, and Information Sciences (CCIS). The major prepares students to respond to the global need for modern and better networks. It consists of a strong technological core surrounded by human-centric understanding of user needs and behaviour. Upon graduating from the Communications engineering major, you have: ● Excellent knowledge of technology fundamentals. Graduates are experts in the fields of networked systems and wireless communications.● In-depth programming skills. Graduates possess exceptional skills in programming and can work in demanding fields like machine learning and network protocols.● Practical experience in the field. During their studies, students work closely with the industry. Upon graduation, they have both practical know-how and good connections to leading companies.● Solid understanding of human-centric computing and communications. The graduates know what makes communications technology usable and how to improve user experience.● Capability to shape the world. Graduates have the necessary knowledge and tools to influence technological advancements and the future.
Course details verified 10 Sep 2026 — intakes, entry requirements and course facts · official source