Master engineers acquire specialized knowledge in various areas of telecommunications, such as wireless communications, teletraffic theory, audio and video technologies, modern design technologies in telecommunications, multimedia systems and networks, telecommunication protocols and Internet communications, subscriber access networks, microwave devices, digital radio and television broadcasting, satellite communications, spread spectrum systems, and intelligent networks. To ensure mobility and meet specific student interests, blocks of elective disciplines have been introduced in the fields of radio communications, communication networks, and audio and video systems. The elective modules are open to the introduction of new disciplines, allowing flexible responses to the needs of the telecommunications market, in accordance with the dynamically changing landscape in the field of telecommunications. In this way, the possibility is provided to create specialists who meet the future personnel needs of the industry. The master's graduate must possess the following general skills: to develop various systems, tools, and software for the research and design of telecommunication devices, systems, and networks; to be able to work in a team and demonstrate professional ethics; to possess skills for independent problem-solving in critical situations; to have management skills. Masters must be able to communicate clearly and unambiguously both with specialists and non-specialists regarding acquired knowledge and to formulate conclusions. They must possess the ability to continue their education with the highest degree of independence. Masters in telecommunications must also possess specialized skills in the field of research, design, and production of telecommunication elements, nodes, devices, systems, and networks. During their studies, the master engineer who graduated with a major in "Telecommunications" acquires the following important specialized skills: 

Graduates of the master's program possess competencies for implementing the most current information and communication technologies in the following areas:

Master engineers specializing in Telecommunications possess the necessary competencies to take on roles as researchers, developers, designers, consultants, and educators in public and private institutions in Bulgaria and abroad. Their training enables them to pursue careers in scientific, research, and industrial activities across a wide range of fields: industry, transport, construction, energy, ecology, medicine, agriculture, defense, and security.

Graduates can become leading specialists at telecommunications and radio-television operators, internet service providers, and technology companies developing innovations in the communications sector. The diploma also qualifies them for further academic and scientific advancement to the degree of "Doctor" in the fields of telecommunications, information technology, and electronics.