Telecommunications Letter Globalization Has Had a Remarkable

Telecommunications Letter

Globalization has had a remarkable effect on both the technological developments and the cultural attributes of a number of companies. Instant global communication is now possible, and individuals know they can instantly communicate with almost anywhere in the world -- and at an affordable cost. The more technology improves, the more this global economy, culture, and society develops. Of course, globalization continues to break down societal barriers, and one of the key elements to this is communication. As this trend continues, and geometrically advances, it is essential for telecommunications companies to understand and meet the needs of numerous ethnic and multicultural employees. In a society that is becoming more and more pluralistic, the diversity of individuals as employees continues to be complex for managers and coworkers alike. For organizations to remain successful, they will need a supply of trained telecommunications engineering professionals that will continue to drive innovation forward.

I would like to present my application and credentials for a Master's Degree in Telecommunications Engineering in the Department of ____ at ____ University. I am particularly interested in your programs because of the extensive research and reputation of the department, in particular ____ (name a faculty member). I believe that your Department is on the cutting edge of telecommunications research, and that a degree from ____ University would aid my interest in the pursuit of additional advanced education and movement into the private sector.

At present, I am completing my Bachelors of ____ in ____ at ____. Even prior to my studies I knew that I was interested in the dynamic nature of telecom engineering because of the way it integrates electrical engineering and computer science in order to create new telecommunication applications and network management. I have always been interested in circuit design, and know that my undergraduate degree has prepared me for work in which I can better understand switching systems, fiber optics, broadcast engineering and combining the natural fields of civil, structural and electrical engineering. The combination of these fields is one of the more exciting issues that peaks my interest in telecom engineering. In my research, I have found that most telecom engineers find that one of the most satisfying aspects of their job is the way they are expected to provide the best solution for the lowest cost. While this may initially seem frustrating, the idea of looking outside the box to find new and innovative solutions is quite intriguing.