The Digital Communications Systems MSc provides thorough coverage of the special skills and knowledge needed to meet the high and increasing demand for digital communications engineers who can manage and develop the technologies of today’s data-driven lifestyle. Students on the Digital Communications Systems programme will have access to industry standard software and hardware including equipment provided by Texas Instruments, National Instruments, Anritsu and many other leaders in technology. There is a range of anechoic chambers including the largest microwave chamber at any UK university. The Wolfson School is engaged in a large portfolio of high quality research in many areas of core Mechanical Engineering aspects. We are ranked 3rd in the UK for overall quality of research in mechanical, manufacturing, aeronautical and chemical engineering in the latest Government Research Exercise (REF 2014). The School has also received a Queen’s Anniversary Prize for Higher and Further Education, in recognition of the research being carried out. Job opportunities include both senior technical and managerial activities in the fields of communications engineering including high speed digital design, communication systems engineering, software/firmware engineering, algorithm development and signal processing engineering.