Wireless Communications and RF Systems, Computing Sciences and Electrical Engineering, Master of Science (Technology) (2 yrs)

About this programme

Shaping the future of connectivity We live in a world where not only people but also machines, vehicles and infrastructure communicate wirelessly. The Internet of Things, the Industrial Internet, and 5G/6G mobile networks are the forerunners of a connected and programmable world having an impact on a wide range of industries, such as energy, transportation, defence, healthcare, logistics and manufacturing. Seamless communication and energy-efficient solutions pave the way for sustainable future. Another prevailing trend in society and industry is robotisation. Modern inventions, such as autonomous cars and drones, strongly rely on efficient and reliable wireless communications while also utilising radio-based positioning and sensing/radar technologies. Wireless communications and radio frequency (RF) technologies enable a wide variety of applications ranging from everyday consumer products to high-end industrial machines, robots and space systems. Artificial intelligence and machine learning tools are used more and more to process RF signals in transceivers as well as in various modelling and circuit design environments. What will you learn? Our curriculum combines solid theory with hands-on experience in flexible manner. You can tailor your studies to your interests by choosing from a broad selection of courses covering topics such as: Wireless communication systems (including 5G/6G networks) Radio-based positioning, sensing, radar and space systems Radio-frequency integrated circuits design RF and antenna engineering Telecommunication engineering is the highest-ranked subject at Tampere University in the Shanghai Ranking . We provide a highly professional, but at the same time friendly and inclusive, learning environment for Wireless Communications and RF Systems. Please see additional information on Wireless Research . Wireless Communications and RF Systems (MSc Tech) is one of the engineering specialisations in the Master’s Programme in Computing Sciences and Electrical Engineering. While there may be courses that are available online, studies at Master's Programme in Computing Sciences and Electrical Engineering require on-campus attendance.