2-Term International Incorporated Masters (IIM) - Continue to Master of Science - Satellite Systems Engineering

The Pre-Masters is offered over one or two terms and is designed for students who do not qualify for direct entry to the masters programmes at the university, this could be because of the grades achieved in a bachelor degree; current qualifications are not equivalent to a UK bachelor degree or because students have a different background.

After successfully completing the Pre-Masters students will continue on to a chosen postgraduate degree course at the University of Bradford. During the IFY students will: • Study at the university campus • Have full access to the university amenities and student benefits

Satellite Systems Engineering The University of Bradford is offering an exciting opportunity to those who wish to start or further their career in the space, satellite, telecoms, and RF sectors. This programme is unique in covering not only the three pillars of space/satellite systems: communications, earth observation and navigation, but also artificial intelligence (AI), radio frequency (RF) engineering, and digital signal processing (DSP), all of which are foundational to future satellite and telecommunications systems. The benefits of this innovative MSc-level programme include: • being taught by a team of world-renowned technical experts • access to state-of-the-art laboratory facilities

opportunity to gain industry-ready skills and competence, and a complete understanding of key concepts delivered through a blend of peer-commended scholarship, inspirational teaching, industrial collaboration, and cutting-edge research You will acquire important theoretical knowledge, gain hands-on experience using industry-standard hardware equipment and software platforms, and benefit from interactions with the UK industry through industrial seminars, visits and/or collaborative projects. In addition, you will be supported by state-of-the-art laboratory facilities, including a cleanroom for the construction of miniaturised satellites, a small-scale Telemetry, Tracking, and Contol (TTC) Centre, an anechoic chamber, electronics lab, and RF and Wireless lab.