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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING — GRADUATEA graduate program in advanced telecommunication, wireless systems, and networking — built for engineers ready to specialize and lead technical teams.
M.S. Eng.
Degree Awarded
2 Years
Typical Duration
46
Credit Hours
5+
Career Paths
The Master of Science in Engineering in CCE goes deep into digital and wireless communication systems, high frequency electronics, and advanced networking, building the specialization required for senior technical roles.
Coursework leads into a supervised thesis or applied research project, giving you a specialization employers — and the Order of Engineers — recognize directly.
Faculty: Faculty of Engineering
Degree: Masters of Science
Credits: 46 credit hours
Duration: 2 years
Faculty Email: foe@aul.edu.lb
Tap a semester to see the courses and credit hours in AUL's Master in CCE study plan.
CCE 601 — Advanced Digital Communication3
CCE 605 — Advanced Computer Networks3
CCE 610 — Research Methods in Engineering3
CCE 615 — Advanced Microcontroller Systems3
CCE 620 — Wireless & Mobile Communication Systems4
CCE 625 — High Frequency Electronics4
CCE 630 — Network Security4
CCE 635 — Advanced Software Development4
CCE 640 — Elective in CCE Specialization I4
CCE 645 — Thesis Proposal & Literature Review4
CCE 650 — Master's Thesis10
Design and analyze advanced digital and wireless communication systems.
Apply high-frequency electronics principles to RF system design.
Design and secure advanced enterprise and carrier-grade networks.
Conduct independent applied research in communication engineering.
Communicate advanced technical work to both technical and executive audiences.
Graduates move into senior telecom, networking, and RF systems engineering roles, with Order of Engineers eligibility.
Telecom Systems Engineer
Networking Engineer
Electronic Systems Engineer
Advanced Software Development Engineer
RF Systems Engineer
Master in CCE students work closely with faculty advisors on applied research and thesis projects, with lab access for advanced networking and RF work.
Apply to the Master in CCE program or talk to admissions about your next step.