The telecommunications industry has been transformed by disruptive technologies. The Internet of Things, cloud computing and artificial intelligence has revolutionised how we send, store and receive information. Employers are searching for engineers with the skills to harness new technologies.

Tap into this growing demand by combining studies in network engineering with skills in design and development of new systems. La Trobe's Master of Telecommunication and Network Engineering offers specialised knowledge in hardware and software development, computer networks, signal processing and wireless systems.

Gain hands-on experience using the latest generators, PCs, development boards, digital storage oscilloscopes and spectrum analysers with on-campus access to the Centre for Technology Infusion.

You'll build professional experience while you study with our six-month Work Integrated Learning (WIL) program. Developed in consultation with industry leaders such as the Telstra, NBN Co and Regional Management Group of Engineers Australia.

With a projected 10,000 job openings in the telecommunications and network engineering industry over five years*, graduates are in high demand. Possible career paths include:

• Network/systems engineer
• Development engineer
• Program analyst