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| Online Telecommunications Master's Degrees |
| Telecommunications are at the forefront of technological progress in the 21st century. However the arrival of digital technology has caused the telecommunications industry to go through many changes in the last ten years, making it vital for telecommunications professionals to build on and update their skills constantly. This is where online telecommunications master's degrees are so useful. It is vital for engineers and software engineers in the telecommunications industry to keep abreast of new technologies. An online telecommunications master's degree will build on the skills learned through your bachelor's degree and assist in your day-to day job. Exact program specifications are changing all the time, but you should expect to cover computer programming and software design, voice telephone technology, data compression, laser and fiber optic technology and wireless technology. |
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| The changing nature of work in the telecommunications industry accounts for the 7% decline in employment through 2014 predicted by the BLS. However telecommunications will continue to dominate in the information age, and it will be vital for employees to keep abreast of new technologies, whether engineers, IT professionals, marketing or even the ever-growing number of customer service personnel. An online telecommunications master's degree should therefore reap many benefits for you, giving you the edge over other colleagues and enhancing your career and salary. |
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MABC in Communication Technology (Jones International UniversityŽ)
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The Master of Arts in Business Communication explores a broad range of topics important to business leaders, such as interpersonal and intercultural communication, organizational management, technological expertise, business acumen, and leadership. As a student in the Master's program in Business Communication, you can choose from three specializations.
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Master of Telecommunications Management (DeVry University)
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It's an exciting time for telecommunications. DeVry's Master of Telecommunications Management curriculum provides the right balance of technical concepts and management expertise, making students and graduates of the program invaluable in this fast-paced field. You'll learn about developing technologies and implementing them to best meet the needs of your organization.
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MS in Communications Technology (Strayer University)
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The Master of Science in Communications Technology (MSCT) program stresses the design, technical, managerial, and policy issues associated with developing communications systems that support modern organizations. Students learn the theoretical and practical aspects of designing, developing, implementing, and managing communications systems that provide the backbone for enterprise solutions.
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MS in Information Systems (Strayer University)
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The Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS) program approaches information as an organizational resource that is subject to managerial planning and control, focusing on integration of data and distribution of information in helping organizations become more competitive. This professional degree program addresses the technical, managerial, and policy issues associated with building computer-based systems that support modern organizations. The MSIS program addresses the theoretical and practical aspects of specifying, designing, implementing, and managing systems that possess qualities such as portability, scalability, and interoperability (open systems). In addition, the MSIS program offers graduates most of the academic background necessary to pursue certification as a Certified Computer Professional (CCP).
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MS in Management Information Systems (Strayer University)
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Designed to prepare managers for supervisory and strategic roles in information systems departments, the Master of Science in Management Information Systems (MSMS) combines technical courses with management courses for a well-rounded approach to Information Systems (IS). Practicing IS professionals will gain insight into the business side of IS management and a more thorough view of the application of IS to business problems. Non-technical professionals will improve their understanding of technology, as well as the implications of technology on business. Whether your undergraduate degree was in Information Technology or Business Management, you will find that the MSMS program incorporates both areas into a single, practical program.
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