• Networks are the information infrastructure of an enterprise. The networked global economy has revolutionized markets and reshaped public institutions. The strategic importance of data, voice, and video communications fuels a growing demand for professionals who combine knowledge of the network infrastructure with an understanding of applications and industry dynamics and an aptitude for effective project and technology management. With connectivity comes vulnerability, and this requires specialists who cannot only build a network, but who can also secure it.
  • The M.S. in Telecommunications and Network Management (TNM) is designed to meet these needs. It offers students a comprehensive and applied overview of networking technologies. Students get a hands-on and forward-looking knowledge of wired, wireless, and unified communications approaches.