The Master of Science in Telecommunications (MST) program explores how information flows through networks to support human needs. Students in this program will grow into professionals who will design, build, secure, and manage networks and infrastructure that accommodate innovative usages of the networks by people, organizations, and businesses.
The GRE is optional for admission to this program. GMAT scores are also accepted.
At A Glance
Credits: 37 Duration: 2 to 4 years to complete Format: On campus
| Application Deadlines | ||
|---|---|---|
| Term | Domestic Students | International Students |
| Fall | July 15 | February 15 |
| Spring | November 1 | June 15 |
| Summer | March 15 | December 15 |
| Tuition | ||
|---|---|---|
| Residency | Full-time per term | Part-time per credit |
| PA Residents | $14,130 | $1,148 |
| Out-of-State Residents | $24,909 | $2,044 |
Note: The above tuition costs are the rates for the current academic year. Tuition rates are updated annually every summer.
Admissions Requirements Apply Now
What can you do with a master's in telecommunications?
Graduates gain a strong foundation in the design of network protocols, wireless networks, network security, and performance enhancement for communication networks. They will have the skills and knowledge sought after by telecommunications equipment manufacturers, wireless providers, social networks, and enterprise network users.
Coursework
This program is comprised of 37 credits of formal coursework. Full-time students typically complete this program over four semesters in the fall and spring. Summer courses are not typically offered.
View full Master of Science in Telecommunications degree requirements in the Pitt Course Catalog.