Norwegian University of Science and Technology


MSc in Telematics – Communication Networks and Networked Services

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The technology behind Internet, broadband, mobile telephony and wireless communication is under constant development. The fact that networks as well as the networked services are becoming a vital and integrated part of the networked society will increase the requirements to network performance, dependability and security. Students graduating from the MSc programme in Telematics will be able to make their careers within this exciting development.

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About the Master program
The Master of Science in Telematics - Communication Networks and Networked Services, is a two year international master program, in which students can choose between specialisations in:

There is no tuition fee for the Master program. Scholarships may be granted via the Quota scheme program. The language of instruction in the Master program is English. More information about the study program can be found in the about the study programme page.

Job prospects
The MSc in Telematics is suitable for those who want to work with future challenges in the communication technology industry. You will receive a unique background in the field of Telematics, which is highly appreciated by the telecommunication industry, software industry and research institutes. There are high demands for graduates in Telematics. More information about job prospects can be found at the job prospects page.

Practical information
To apply for the International Master in Telematics, you must submit a preliminary application before December 2008 in order to be considered for admission to the academic year 2009/10. A complete application must be submitted before 1st February 2008. More information about this can be found at NTNU's central recruitment pages.

Information for Norwegian applicants to the 2-year international master can be found at the Norwegian application pages (in Norwegian).




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