A Doctor of Philosophy in Electronics and Communications Engineering provides students with specialized knowledge, research capabilities, and critical thinking skills necessary to fully understand and advance the field.

The three-year Ph.D. in Electronics & Communications Engineering programme offered by the Department of Electronics & Communications Engineering provides students with an in-depth understanding of advanced concepts in the design, development, and engineering of electronics and communications systems. The programme covers topics such as neural networks, semiconductor devices and their applications, digital signal processing, wireless communication networks, information theory, and communication systems. Students are also required to complete a dissertation, which involves a research project of their own design and submission for review by faculty.

Pursuing a doctoral degree in Electronics & Communications Engineering offers several advantages. Students gain the skills and knowledge needed to take on a variety of career paths. Furthermore, they get the chance to engage in advanced research projects with faculty and industry associates, which can lead to even more possibilities upon graduation. Additionally, the program provides the credentials required to secure leadership roles in the field.