Northeastern University

Overview

The Graduate Certificate in Broadband Wireless Systems at Northeastern University offers a robust foundation in both the practical and theoretical aspects of wireless communications, IP networking, and telecommunications infrastructure. This program equips students with the knowledge to design, operate, and innovate within broadband and mobile networks, paving the way for careers in network engineering, wireless systems, and telecommunications technology.

Note: Students enrolled in the MS in Telecommunication Systems Management program are not eligible for this graduate certificate.

What You'll Study

This Graduate Certificate comprises four graduate-level courses, typically completed within a year, depending on course availability and enrollment pace. The curriculum includes:

• Data Networking
• Telecom and Network Infrastructure
• Internet Protocols and Architecture
• Mobile Wireless Communications and Networking

Students will complete three courses from the program’s technical core, with the fourth course selected from an approved option in consultation with the certificate director. A waiver policy allows for the substitution of one core technical course with another, subject to prior approval, although the TELE 6100 course cannot be waived.

How You Complete the Certificate

• Enroll in the required courses during the available terms.
• Fulfill all course requirements to obtain the Graduate Certificate.
• No thesis is required for completion, as it is a course-based program.

Curriculum details: For the latest information on course offerings, prerequisites, and planning, please refer to the official curriculum on the program's website.

Entry Requirements

There are currently no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA grading score requirements for this program.

Career Prospects