BTech · Engineering

BTech Telecommunication Engineering

Ghana Technology University College

Qualification
BTech
Duration
4 years
Region
Greater Accra

Overview

You will learn how modern communication networks are planned, installed, monitored and maintained, from mobile systems and broadband to fibre and wireless links. The programme supports Ghana’s digital transformation by preparing you for the technical work behind reliable internet, mobile money, business connectivity and online services.

What you will study

You study telecommunications principles, electronics, computer networks, mobile communication, fibre-optic systems, antennas, microwave links, switching, transmission systems and network management. You also gain practical skills in installation, testing, troubleshooting, documentation, customer-site support and the integration of communication equipment.

Career prospects

You can work as a telecommunications technologist, network support engineer, field engineer, fibre-optic technician, transmission technician, RF technician or network operations specialist. Employers may include MTN Ghana, Telecel Ghana, AT Ghana, internet service providers, tower companies, fibre contractors, banks and international network-equipment firms.

Who this programme may suit

You will do well if you enjoy technology, electronics, networks and practical fault diagnosis. You need curiosity, teamwork, attention to detail and the flexibility to learn as communication systems continue to change.