Networks and Communications - Information and Communications Engineering University of Klagenfurt

Overview

Why to study

The Networks and Communications - Information and Communications Engineering program at University of Klagenfurt welcomes Bachelor graduates from the fields of information technology, electrical engineering, telematics and computer science. You will learn everything you need to know to be able to identify technological paradigm shifts and to develop and use new information and communication technologies. 

At the same time, this degree programme features a high level of practical relevance: You can complete a research or industry internship amounting to 6 ECTS credits. Our courses and labs are designed to challenge your mind and give you the opportunity to work on new technologies hands-on. Your lecturers are actively involved in international research projects – usually in cooperation with industry partners – and many of our students are given the chance to work on innovative projects during their studies, allowing them to get a real taste of research.

Your skills are our mission. This is what the course can teach you

In the first instance, students are taught the principles and methodologies of mobile communications, signal processing, and wireless sensor networks. During the course of the degree programme, students can attend additional lectures, courses, and practical laboratory courses on mobile networks, pervasive computing, signal processing, measurement technology, robotics, image processing, and transportation telematics. The programme is further supplemented by a range of courses from technical informatics (e.g. system security, distributed systems), and technical mathematics (e.g. optimisation, stochastics).

Upon completion of the degree programme, students are qualified to

• improve concepts and methods from the field of information technology,
• identify and comprehend new problem definitions in this field,
• recognise technological paradigm shifts.