MSc Wireless Communication and Sensing
MSc Wireless Communication and Sensing
Telecommunications is an integral part of modern society: mobile telephony, the Internet and e-mail have become everyday items. Within a reasonably short time span, a wide range of new facilities has become available - today it is easy to exchange information by wired and wireless media, for anyone, any time, any place, and the associated distribution of services has followed in its footsteps.
In addition, we have created a complex society with intensive economic activity, cultural diversity, ecological changes and risks. The management and government of such a society necessitate up-to-date information. In parallel to the telecommunications revolution, yet based on the same techniques, new observation technologies are being developed, be it observation from space, the air or the ground. Microwave and Tera-Hertz remote sensing are used to collect up-to-date information required e.g. to prevent collisions between aircraft, forecast weather, and manage crop health.
The MSc program Telecommunications & Sensing Systems covers the full spectrum, from radio communication, networking and complex networks, signal processing, microwave and THz signals, remote sensing systems and electromagnetics, with extended opportunities for specialization. Telecommunications & Sensing Systems is a very vivid field with research institutes closely cooperating with the industry.
Scholarships
The Department of Microelectronics offers a number of scholarships which are available for students of proven excellence. These scholarships include:
- Full tuition fees for the TU Delft MSc programme and contribution to living expenses for 2 years. To be considered for these scholarships, your complete application for the MSc programme needs to be uploaded before December 1st.
Apart from scholarships other forms of financial support exist. If their thesis project is carried out at a company, students usually receive a stipend that covers part of their living expenses. Also students can earn some money as part-time Teaching Assistants.
Common core courses (18 EC)
Compulsory courses and common core
Track core courses (15 EC)
Introductory courses for the TSS track
Specialization courses (at least 25 EC)
Specialization courses for MSC TC
Free elective courses (max 15 EC)
Graduation project (45 EC)
Thesis project, in the form of a research assignment
Contact person
dr. Daniele Cavallo
Terahertz Sensing Group
Department of Microelectronics
See also
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