Masters in Spectrum Management
The Master’s in Spectrum Management will offer students a solid system of training in the theory and practice of modern Spectrum Management (SM).
Based on an overview of the current situation, the programme will create a unique and credible niche, complementing the existing professional Spectrum Management training options and promoting the harmonization of Spectrum Management practices.
To that end, the Masters in Spectrum Management is broad in scope and international in character, with tutors and participating institutions of the highest quality, so as to ensure the value of the programme and the reputation of its diploma.
The course covers 16 course units offered over 4 academic semesters and a subsequent dissertation project.
Some core modules include: Spectrum Engineering, Spectrum Monitoring, Wireless Telecommunications Technologies and Terrestrial TV broadcasting planning and digital transition.
At the end of the programme, the students will be able:
1. To acquire a detailed understanding of SM and its practical realisation in a complex, multi-layered structure of international, regional and national levels.
2. To understand the role and functions of the different stakeholders involved and the legal framework underpinning all the interactions.
3. To gain expertise in the role and operational principles of authorisation processes (licensing) for radio services.
4. To gain a detailed understanding of the interdisciplinary aspects (technical, business, management and policy) of spectrum management.
5. To assess how knowledge is enhanced by research potentially leading to further progression and PhD research studies.
The following are eligible for admission into the Master’s in Spectrum Management programme
1. Holders of First Class or Upper Second Class Honours degrees in a Computer Science, Information Technology, Business Information Technology, Electrical Engineering or IT related discipline from recognised universities; or,
2. Holders of other related qualifications from recognised universities, considered by the Academic Council as equivalent to a First Class or Upper Second Class degree in Computer Science or IT discipline; or,
3. Holders of Lower Second Class degrees plus Post-Graduate Diplomas or Certificates in in a Computer Science, Information Technology, Business Information Technology, Electrical Engineering or IT related discipline from recognised universities; or,
4. Holders of Lower Second Class degrees in Computer Science, IT, Business Information Technology, Electrical Engineering or IT related discipline with at least two years’ working experience in a business or research environment.
