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Mobile communications and the Internet are now an essential part of everyday life. This course gives you a thorough understanding of the theoretical and practical engineering aspects of this rapidly developing field as well as new emerging systems for support of broadband mobile Internet (4G, 5G). The course is reflection of advanced research carried out between Surrey and global companies.
Why Surrey?
We have a wide range of testbeds available for projects, including anaechoic chamber, wireless networking, wireless sensors, satellite networking, and security testbeds, Future Internet testbed and cloud infrastructure. We also have a wide range of software tools for assignments and project work, including OPNET, NS2/3, Matlab, C, C++ and various system simulators. If you want to work closely with industry, we have, annually, a large number of industrial project which you can choose from.
Programme overview
Mobile telephony is reaching saturation in the most technologically advanced countries and is rapidly becoming the main telecommunications infrastructure in the rest of the world. This programme gives you a thorough understanding of the engineering aspects of this rapidly developing field as well as new emerging systems for support of broadband mobile Internet.
Dissertations and projects
The projects are an important part of the programme. They are designed to enable you to demonstrate your skills and ability to solve real-life problems while gaining more detailed knowledge of a particular topic.
Our projects are based on real-world problems and are either conducted on campus or when the project is based on a problem suggested by industry, at the partner organisations premises. Participants have worked with INMARSAT, Logica, BT, Astrium, SSTL, Vodafone, Hutchison, O2, Orange, Motorola, Alcatel-Lucent, NEC, Nokia, Aircom, OFCOM and a number of small, local companies.
Projects can be theoretical, simulation-based or experimental. In all cases, you are expected to show innovation and an ability to come up with your own solutions.
Teaching and assessment
Taught masters programmes in the Department of Electronic Engineering utilise our research-active staff in conjunction with state-of-the-art facilities to provide a range of learning experiences lectures, tutorials, directed study, practical laboratories and project work which prepare graduates for their professional life.
We are particularly keen to develop in all our students a broad range of generic skills to complement the core technical or scientific competencies of their chosen subject area. Our modular programme format, coupled with the increasing use of innovative teaching and learning strategies such as e-learning, provides a flexible study environment whilst maintaining the academic rigour and quality expected of one of the UKs top-rated departments.
Modules
* Data and Internet Networking
* Digital Communications
* Mobile Communications A
* Mobile Communications B
* Principles of Telecommunications and Packet Networks
* Advanced Signal Processing
* Internet of Things
* Mathematics of Signal Processing
* Mobile Applications and Web Services
* Network and Service Management and Control
* Operating Systems for Mobile Systems Programming
* Satellite Communications A
* RF Systems and Circuit Design
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