Graduate Global Pathway (1-Semester) Transfer to Master of Science - Telecommunications Systems and Networks

Telecommunications systems and networks make communication possible. Companies that provide these services include phone and internet providers, satellite networks, and more. With the MS in Telecommunications Systems and Networks, students will be prepared to connect the world. The MS in Telecommunications Systems and Networks not only trains students in current systems, but teaches them how to think critically about how to improve them. Students gain knowledge and comfort with fundamental theory, then branch out into special interest areas with a variety of electives that complement their core studies.

Students in the MS in Telecommunications Systems and Networks program will learn the fundamental theory needed to ground their understanding in this exciting and evolving industry. They’ll also get plenty of hands-on experience working on projects that let them put their new knowledge into practice and enhance their critical thinking skills as they work with fellow students to ideate and design potential future innovations. Furthermore, every facet of the program is supported by passionate faculty with years of industry experience who will guide students through their academic experience.

In the Applied Data and Networking Sciences Lab, students will be able to get experience using telecommunications equipment and have access to the training programs for Cisco’s CCNA certification program. Pace University has a partnership with Cisco that enables them to provide this training to their students for free. Students with the CCNA certification find that their job prospects improve even more, and Cisco is always looking for talented individuals to join its growing team.