does masters in FPGA leads to communication or power engineer career

[numair_noor]

hi, i want to apply in manchester metropolitian university uk. and i have done electronic engineering (BACHELORS). i want to apply in masters course there. but i want to change my course having major of communication engineer. please help me select the course.
there are two choices.
1: electronic engineer(FPGA IS A MAJOR)
2:computer network technology(i dont know if it is just as ccna + ccnp) or something else. but i have seen that it leads to career in communication


i want to knwo if i apply in electronic engineering. does it lead to communication industry majorly. or the second will be better.
regards
numair

 

[cwjcwjcwj]

Both. It depends on which area you want to work on. If you want to work on layer 1 and layer 2, then electronic engineering. If layer 2 and layer 3, then go for computer network technology.

 

[kel8157]

hi, i want to apply in manchester metropolitian university uk. and i have done electronic engineering (BACHELORS). i want to apply in masters course there. but i want to change my course having major of communication engineer. please help me select the course.
there are two choices.
1: electronic engineer(FPGA IS A MAJOR)
2:computer network technology(i dont know if it is just as ccna + ccnp) or something else. but i have seen that it leads to career in communication


i want to knwo if i apply in electronic engineering. does it lead to communication industry majorly. or the second will be better.
regards
numair

Neither can give you a position in today's communication area. It's saturated and only a small number of companies are in.
Being in here for 10+ years and witnessed the number of companies dwindle from tens to a handfull in my country.
By the time you graduate, I guess only a few left arround the world.