Microelectronics of Telecommunication Systems

Are you keen on advanced electronics and communication systems? Then join us!

Master’s students of the Microelectronics of Telecommunication Systems course are trained to do research and development in the field of integrated circuits design as well as in micro- and nanoelectronics for up-to-date wireless telecommunications systems. The program covers RF, analog, and digital circuits design for receivers and transmitters and digital signal processing based on FPGA and microcontrollers.

Key Points

  • the course is delivered in English; 
  • solid background in the field of advanced microelectronics; 
  • developing communication and learning skills: the ability to write coherent and consistent science papers and documents, the ability to manage your own learning and make use of primary research sources and reviews 
  • advanced software for computer integrated circuit simulations: Cadence Design Systems, ADS, Microwave Office, ANSYS, Comsol; 
  • modern equipment for measuring and test: Rohde & Schwarz, Keysight; 
  • advanced digital design knowledge based on Xilinx FPGA; 
  • scientific research activities, regular participation in seminars, conferences and forums; 
  • joint projects and research activities with teachers' engagement; 
  • cross-cultural studies and other extracurricular activities at the University; 
  • scholarships to study abroad in English in one of the European partner universities (a semester or a summer school).
Microelectronics of Telecommunication Systems
Microelectronics of Telecommunication Systems

About the program

Admission procedure

You are kindly required to fill in an on-line application. International applicants may find additional information concerning admission at SPbPU web-site.  

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Additional Benefits

Staying in the most beautiful city of Russia - Saint-Petersburg - will reward you with unforgettable experience!

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Contact details

Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University