Electronics & Communication
Bachelor in Electronics, Communication & Information Engineering
Career paths
Telecom or network engineer
Designs and maintains mobile, fibre and data networks for telecom operators.
RF and wireless engineer
Works on antennas and radio links that carry wireless signals.
Embedded systems engineer
Designs the hardware and firmware inside electronic products.
Electronics design engineer
Designs circuits and printed circuit boards for electronic products.
Software engineer
Designs, builds and maintains software, from backend services to user-facing apps.
Broadcast engineer
Keeps radio and television transmission equipment running and on air.
Instrumentation and control engineer
Designs sensors and control systems that monitor and run industrial processes.
Where graduates work
- Telecom operators and internet providers
- Broadcasting and media
- Electronics and embedded product firms
- Software and IT companies
- Government agencies and public enterprises
- Research and teaching institutions
Further study
Related IOE master's programs include Information and Communication Engineering, Communications and Knowledge Engineering, Data Science and Analytics, and Network and Cyber Security. Graduates also study abroad in fields such as telecommunications, embedded systems, signal processing and computer science.
Where to study BEX
12 colleges teach BEX, including 4 IOE constituent campuses.
