The Department of Telecommunications is located in the Radio and Television Center near the campus's main library. Telecommunications Graduate students enjoy excellent computer support, including Macintosh laboratories, graphics, mainframe statistical applications, conferencing, networked information resources, and user groups. An interactive television classroom with satellite connections across the state is housed in the department. There are approximately 17 doctoral students and 48 master's students in our program at present. All come to campus to pursue their degrees on a full-time basis.
Many graduate students hope to teach and to conduct research upon graduation.
Recent doctoral students hold tenure-track faculty positions at universities including Pennsylvania State University, University of Wisconsin, Oklahoma University, University of Miami, University of Alabama, and Washington State University. A number of other students go directly into industry or government agency positions. Housing inquires should be addressed to the Division of Residential Programs and Services . Off-campus apartments are also available. How to Apply To receive full consideration for admission and financial support, completed applications are due by January 15 for domestic applicants and December 15 for international applicants seeking Fall admission.