Thu, Jun 26 2025
TEQSA Renews Accreditation for Telecommunications Engineering Courses Until 2032
We’re pleased to announce that the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) has renewed the accreditation of the following courses for a further seven years, through to 2032:
- Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Telecommunications)
- Master of Engineering (Telecommunications)
This renewal confirms that these programs continue to meet the requirements of the Higher Education Standards Framework (Threshold Standards) 2021.
We recognise the collective efforts of staff across the institution whose work contributed to the successful renewal of these accreditations.
These accreditations highlight our strong commitment to providing high-quality education and ensuring our programs continue to meet the highest academic standards.
Hear from our students
Rolando Ii Ilagan
Master of Engineering (Telecommunications)
My studies in the fields of AI and IoT are fast-tracking my career. I'm working on developing AI and satellite communications for Gallagher eShepherd. This work exposes me to cutting-edge technology and counts as an internship. It's also my field of study for my capstone project. I'm excited to be a pioneer in the emerging field of Artificial Intelligence of Things.
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Shamika Wijesinghalage
Master of Engineering (Telecommunications)
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 to education and provides the utmost care and assistance to students. Studying this course at MIT has definitely increased my confidence to pursue my passion in the telecommunication industry.
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Shirshak Nepal
Master of Engineering (Telecommunications)
Studying at MIT has been invaluable in kick-starting my career in the Telecommunication industry. Through the compulsory internship program, I landed a part-time job in the networking field even though I was still halfway through my degree. After graduating, I was employed with a company named XLATE for three years followed by my recent move to Telstra where I look after Managed Services and Projects for our CISCO clients.
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