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IMPORTANT NOTICE:

The MET program will not be accepting students for the academic year 2008-9.

Prospective MET students should consider the new

Master of Engineering with concentration in Information Networking

which will offer some of the features of the MET program.

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PAST EVENTS

Our Vision

Personal computers, wireless communication and the Internet have set in motion a chain reaction that has destabilized established network architectures and opened the door for dramatic change. We are currently undergoing a transition to a completely new networking paradigm that is emerging from a confusing array of competing technologies, standards, business models and network and service visions. The Master of Engineering in Telecommunications (MET) is a unique graduate degree program designed to prepare telecommunications and networking professionals to be leaders in this environment.

 

About the MET Program

The Master of Engineering in Telecommunications program builds on the experience of collaboration between the University of Toronto and telecommunications industry in the area of network engineering education and research.

The MET program offers the student:

  • A unique interdisciplinary graduate program in Canada that covers all relevant aspects to telecommunications practice, from business and regulatory issues to engineering and advanced networking technology.
  • A Master's degree awarded by one of the top ten Electrical and Computer Engineering Departments in North America.
  • An opportunity to receive intense exposure to industry issues and to combine classroom learning with hands-on experience through a significant project with industry.

The MET program offers our industry partners:

  • Early access to highly-prepared telecom and networking graduates, through industry lectures and industry projects.
  • Opportunity to participate in shaping the MET program content to ensure it meets the future requirements of the industry workforce.
  • A forum to network and collaborate with other industry executives to promote cooperation for the benefit of Canada.

 

 

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