Telecommunications with Business MSc

University College London Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering

Full time & Part time September MSc 1 year full time, 2 years part time, 5 years flexible

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About the course

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The Telecommunications with Business MSc at UCL is an exciting programme designed to address the market need for highly skilled technical managers in the ICT and telecommunications industry with broad knowledge across both technology and business.

Entry Requirements

Normally a minimum of an upper second-class Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline from a UK university or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard. Individuals with significant industrial experience (and without such a qualification) may also be considered.

Fees

Full time - £24,200
Part time - £12,100

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Francisco Barrientos

"The guest speakers in both business and technical modules have been invaluable. These speakers are leaders in the industry and it is inspiring to learn from them."

Guntar Pramono

"UCL’s tremendous collection of campus and online libraries allows access to work by the leading academics in my field of study. Furthermore the UCL research culture always encourages me to explore without fear of failure. Studying at UCL has been the best academic and research experience I have ever had."

Scholarships

The scholarship is awarded to the students entering the department with the best undergraduate examination performance providing they qualify for UK/EU fee status. In the event of a tie we will give preference to the students in the order they accepted our offer unconditionally - a good reason to be prompt in decision making!

In addition to the prestige that comes with the award, there is also a significant financial award - £4,000. 5 scholarships will be given to Home/EU students with £2,000 given on enrolment and a further £2,000 given later in the year provided that a distinction is achieved in the work assessed during term 1.