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ONLINE MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMS IN TELECOMMUNICATION

Master's degree programs in telecommunication, telecommunications management, and telecommunications systems management are available online by accredited universities and colleges.

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Online Master's Degrees in Telecommunication

Only 15% of the world's population has regular access to the Internet, leaving a lot of room for expansion and a growing need for telecommunications specialists. A master's degree in telecommunication can help you facilitate the ongoing global dialogue by making hardware and software for phone, satellite, and other communications networks. Earn your master's degree in telecommunications at one of the many accredited institutions offering online master's degree programs.

People who work in telecommunications often have a degree in other areas like management information systems, which emphasizes business and management courses. Coursework for a master's degree in telecommunications focuses on technology, including classes in telecommunications systems, data communications, network economics and finance, research methods, and a variety of specific technologies.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), jobs in telecommunications are projected to grow faster than other occupations in the coming years. The average salary for a person working in telecommunications is around $60,000, often with greater pay for those with higher education. A master's degree in telecommunications offers excellent employment prospects and a healthy salary. Of course, no degree program can guarantee future earnings or employment, but employers hiring in telecommunications typically require or prefer accredited degrees and certificates.

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University of Maryland University College
University of Maryland University College's Graduate School offers the following telecommunications management master's program:

MSIT in Telecommunications Management
Designed to provide the technical knowledge and management skills needed to plan, acquire, operate, and evaluate telecommunications systems. The program emphasizes critical management concepts, such as the structure and environment of the telecommunications industry, strategic planning, financial management, and organizational assessment.

University of Maryland University College is accredited by the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.

Learn more about programs at University of Maryland University College.

University of Liverpool

Master of Science in IT (Internet Computing)
Internet Computing is one of the fastest-growing areas in today's IT industry. In this Specialisation Track, you'll study modules that include Internet and Multimedia Technology, Web XML Applications and various programming languages and applications.

Learn more about programs at University of Liverpool.

University of Maryland University College

MSIT in Telecommunications Management

University of Liverpool

Master of Science in IT (Internet Computing)

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