Course Overview!

The Graduate Certificate in Wireless Engineering at Auburn University provides specialized knowledge and skills in the rapidly evolving field of wireless communication systems. This intensive program is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of both the electromagnetic principles underlying wireless technology and the communication systems that leverage these principles. Students will gain practical experience through coursework focused on antenna design, RF engineering, telecommunication networks, and wireless communication theory. The certificate is ideal for students seeking to enhance their expertise in this dynamic domain and boost their career prospects in related fields. The program is structured to allow flexibility, enabling students to tailor their learning to their interests and career goals.

Course Structure

The Wireless Engineering Graduate Certificate requires the completion of 12 credit hours across four courses. Students must choose two courses from the electromagnetics group and two from the communications group. The electromagnetics group includes courses focusing on RF devices and circuits, antenna design, microwave and RF engineering, and radar principles. The communications group offers courses in telecommunication networks, information networks and technology, and wireless communication theory. This structure ensures students develop a balanced understanding of both the hardware and software aspects of wireless systems.