Information and Communication Engineering (iCE)

Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in a related area is mandatory, and the transcripts of the bachelor's degree must confirm the solid background of the candidate in the field of information and communication engineering. Degree programs in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, and Communications Engineering are known to provide such background.

But notice: to have a bachelor's degree certificate in one of those majors doesn't mean that you are going to be automatically recommended for enrollment. And the opposite is also true: students with degrees other than those can be recommended for enrollment if their transcripts show that they have a solid background in the field of information and communication engineering. In summary: all degree certificates and transcripts are carefully analyzed by a committee to access if the candidate has the right background for the program.

Students are expected to have a solid background in basic engineering subjects, as well as good foundations in information technology and communications. Here is a list of topics that students should be proficient in:

1. Mathematics and Statistics.
2. Physics.
3. Foundations of Communication Technology.
4. Foundations of Communication Systems.
5. Signal Theory.
6. Software Engineering.
7. Computer Architecture.
8. Electronics and Semiconductor Devices.