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UPC – Master in Telecommunications Engineering

This degree may suit you if you want broad telecommunications training with the opportunity to develop a more specialised technical profile.

Offered by Technische Universiteit van Catalonië (UPC).

Essentiële cursusthema's

Instelling
Technische Universiteit van Catalonië (UPC)
Land
Spanje
Onderwerp
Techniek
Studieniveau
Master's degree
Taal onderwijzen
Engels
Studieformat
Op de campus
Campus
Barcelona School of Telecommunications Engineering (ETSETB), Barcelona, Spain
Duur
2 academic years
Aan de hand van de gegevens die beschikbaar zijn op de website van de fabrikant, kunnen wij de volgende informatie over de fabrikant verstrekken:
120 ECTS
Studiekosten
The programme page estimates €2,122, or €5,400 for non-EU residents, excluding non-teaching charges and the certificate. Confirm the applicable year and individual fee calculation.
Toelating
September and February; an expected application deadline of 9 December 2026 is shown.

Officiële informatie

Information reviewed: 2026-10-27

What you will study

English-taught study spans communications, networks, electronics and audiovisual systems. Specialist areas include wireless and fibre-optic communications, multimedia and internet technologies. The university describes company or laboratory options for thesis and elective work.

Interests and opportunities

Consider it for telecommunications engineering work or research. Your elective and thesis choices can help connect the broad technical foundation with the systems you most want to design.

Admission and budgeting

Telecommunications and related engineering degrees appear in the entry list. B2 English is required. Some backgrounds need bridging subjects, which may be taught in Catalan or Spanish.

The programme page estimates €2,122, or €5,400 for non-EU residents, excluding non-teaching charges and the certificate. Confirm the applicable year and individual fee calculation.

See our Gids voor studeren in Spanje for practical planning.

Sources: official programme information. Reviewed 27 October 2026.