Choosing MIT has been the best decision I’ve made for my further studies in the telecommunication field. I originally chose MIT because the engineering degree is accredited by Engineers Australia and because of MIT’s great location in the heart of the city. After studying here, I’ve found that MIT also takes a holistic approach toContinue reading “Shamika Wijesinghalage – Master of Engineering (Telecommunications)”
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MIT’s response to COVID–19
As the corona virus (COVID-19) situation has continued to evolve around the world, MIT has been actively assessing the risk and impact on a daily basis and monitoring guidance from public health and regulatory authorities. Our primary concerns are the health and safety of our students and staff. Returned travellers On 15 March 2020, theContinue reading “MIT’s response to COVID–19”
Soft Skills Will Make All the Difference
Soft skills will make all the difference to you. Human-centric capabilities such as problem-solving, critical thinking and communication will be the things that set you apart from others. According to recent findings reported in The Foundation for Young Australians’ (FYA) New Work Order report series there are four things identified by young people asContinue reading “Soft Skills Will Make All the Difference”
MIT Engineering Student receives ITNAC Grant for Industry Project
Master of Engineering (Telecommunication) student, Ms Archana Banepali submitted a full research paper on the findings from her Industry Project to the 29th International Telecommunication Networks and Applications Conference (ITNAC). The paper titled “Design and Implementation of Wi-Fi Based Attendance System Using Raspberry Pi’’ has been accepted for publication, and additionally, Archana received a travelContinue reading “MIT Engineering Student receives ITNAC Grant for Industry Project”
Reaffirming the Quality of MITs Engineering Degrees
Telecommunications and networking are two of the fastest growing professions today. Telecommunications networks result from cohesion of several technologies into integrated, all-purpose network architectures such as the fourth generation (4G) and the emerging fifth generation (5G) networks. Deloitte Access Economics’ report on ‘Australia’s Digital Pulse’ in 2017 predicts that based on current Australia’s workforce growthContinue reading “Reaffirming the Quality of MITs Engineering Degrees”
