Degree in Telecommunications Technology Engineering

Bachelor's Degree in Telecommunications Engineering (GITT)

Presentation and guide of the degree on the website of the University of Seville.

The Bachelor's Degree in Telecommunications Engineering is the first stage in the training of Telecommunications Engineering professionals (Academic Program with Successive Tracks in Telecommunications Engineering: PARS in Telecommunications Engineering ). This PARS trains future professionals with the skills to design, plan, and manage public and private communication networks; terminal equipment; electronic devices; and the transmission and radiocommunication media that support them. The scope of work encompasses the professional areas of Telecommunications Engineering in the chosen specialization: Telecommunications Systems, Electronic Systems, Telematics, or Sound and Image. Graduates can work in technical teams of private companies or public institutions and design and develop advanced technologies.

The influence of telecommunications is undeniable in the world of digitalization (in the home, HD television, automobiles, etc.), mobility (telephony, HSPA, mobile internet, etc.), fiber optic communication networks, security, social networks, and Web 2.0, for example. Trends in developments in these sectors suggest a future that will demand professionals with a solid background in telecommunications and the ability to learn and adapt to the new technologies that will emerge in the coming years.

The degree is taught at the ETSi , which belongs to the TIME network , which brings together the best universities and engineering centers in Europe.

The Bachelor's Degree in Telecommunications Engineering at the University of Seville has the European international quality seal in engineering EUR-ACE, which certifies that it meets the professional requirements of engineering in an excellent manner.

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Furthermore, this qualification provides direct access to the Master in Telecommunications Engineering, replacing the current Telecommunications Engineering qualification as a whole.

Specializations in the Degree in Telecommunications Engineering

This degree leads to the regulated profession of Telecommunications Technical Engineer in one of the offered specializations:

  • Telecommunications Systems

  • Electronic systems

  • Telematics

  • Sound and Image