Information and Communication Technology Chalmers University of Technology

Overview

We live in the information age, where communications and information processing are at the very heart of society. 

Intelligent transportation systems, smart cities, remote healthcare, and cloud services: all of these technologies rely on our ability to accurately and reliably share, store, and process massive amounts of data. 

Information and Communication Technology programme from Chalmers University of Technology will train you to imagine, design, and build the digital systems of an interconnected future, preparing for a career in a rapidly growing and constantly evolving field.

Key Features 

Emerging technologies such as intelligent transportation systems, smart cities, traffic safety, positioning, sensing and navigation, eHealth, Industry 4.0, and cloud services all rely on our ability to store, share and process massive amounts of data.

In a fast growing and rapidly evolving field, you will gain the skills to imagine, design, and build the systems of the future to enable the interconnected world. 

Career

You will work at the cutting edge of technology in areas such as distributed data processing, machine intelligence, sensor fusion, intelligent transportation, positioning, sensing and navigation, wireless and optical networks, and the internet of things. 

With the skills and methods gained in the programme, you will be able to compete for leading positions in globally operating companies worldwide, or explore disruptive ideas in start-ups.

In the Gothenburg area, international players, such as Ericsson, Huawei, Volvo Cars and Volvo Trucks, Zenseact, Saab group, Beyond Gravity, and Magna, actively recruit our graduate students. There is also a rapidly growing number of smaller companies, start-ups and consultancy companies specializing in communication and information technology. 

The prospective jobs range from research and development, to project management and consultancy. Some of our students also choose to continue their studies by joining doctoral programmes.