Students of the Master degree in "Electronics Engineering are imparted the knowledge and capability which they require for careers as Electronics Engineers, enabling them to contribute towards developments in their field, communicate with colleagues of different disciplines at specialist level or to enter postgraduate studies. Graduates in the Electronics Engineering field prepared to deal with tasks such as design and analysis of integrated circuits, microwave and VLSI systems, as well as microelectronic systems. During the degree they are taught to apply methods and analyze systems from an engineering point of view. They also acquire an introduction to a broad spectrum of engineering application areas, where they can easily incorporate their specialist knowledge in new application areas:
To be eligible for admission into the M.Sc programme a candidate must possess:
Where necessary candidates may be required to clear or make up for deficiency in previous training. Each case will be considered individually by the Departmental PG Committee, which will recommend the undergraduate Electrical/Computer/Communication Engineering courses that must be taken by the candidate to clear the deficiencies.
To graduate at the M.Sc level, a student must complete all PG and Departmental requirements. In addition, a student must satisfy the following:
The total minimum requirement for the Master's degree comprises 30 credit units for coursework and 4 credit units for seminars and 8 credit units for dissertation, making a total of 42 credit units.
NOTE: A candidate can be presented for examination for the M.Sc after a minimum of 18 months if he/she has satisfied all the above requirements.
1. A student must score a minimum of 50% in all courses taken towards the degree.
2. Each student will be expected to pass the entire COMMON courses, CORE and a specified minimum number (1) of ELECTIVE (3 Credits) courses depending on the specialization.
3. A student wishing to pursue a Ph.D degree in the Department upon completion of the M.Sc degree is advised to consider offering more elective courses (coursework requirement for PhD is 45CUs inclusive of MSc CUs).
The aim of this programme is to expand the knowlege and skills of scientists, engineers and technologists in such a way that they are able to manage, more efficiently, the use of modern ICT systems for their purposes.
The aim of the "PGD. Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering" programme is to develop a critical mass of professionals in Electronics and Communications Engineering.
Students of the Master degree in "Electronics Engineering" shall be imparted the knowlege and capability which they require for careers as electronics engineers, enabling them to contribute towards developments in their various field.
Students of the Master degree in "Telecommunications Engineering" are provided with in-depth knowlege and training in design, analysis and management skills relevant to theory and practice in the telecommunications industry.
Students of the PhD degree in "Electronics Engineering" shall be imparted the knowlege and capability which they require for careers as electronics engineers, enabling them to contribute towards developments in their various field.
Students of the PhD degree in "Telecommunications Engineering" are provided with in-depth knowlege and training in design, analysis and management skills relevant to theory and practice in the telecommunications industry.
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