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• Masters Course Structure
• Communication and Information Systems (by research)
• Social Network Technologies (new for 2009)
• Digital Signal Processing in Communication Systems
• Media Production & Distribution
• DSP & Intelligent Systems (from 2010)
• Mobile Broadband Communications (from 2009)
• Multimedia Production and Distribution (from 2010)

Masters Degree Courses

Masters degree courses in the Department of Communication Systems set new standards in terms of flexibility, choice and quality of teaching. With the flexibility to study around other commitments, you will enjoy industry-sponsored courses, state-of-the-art facilities and a wealth of learning opportunities.

Our masters cover areas as diverse as digital signal processing in communications systems, software programming, 3D image design, mobile gaming, radio systems and satellite communications. Research-based degrees, meanwhile, allow you to work on a project of your choice, with predefined timescales and a dissertation component providing a structured framework to study within.

The masters degree programme can be spread over up to four years, allowing you the time to study in line with work or family responsibilities. Industry sponsorship, and a network of partners at the cutting edge of communications, give us access to up-to the-minute facilities – as well as ensuring that our masters students are kept abreast of the very latest developments in technology.

See our listing on http://www.findamasters.com/firstmain.asp