Faculty of Engineering
Master of Engineering (Internetworking)
1360 Barrington Street, A Building, Room A210, Halifax, NS B3H 4R2 | +1 (902) 494-1114

CURRENT STUDENTS

Collaborative group work is built into the Internetworking program. By working with students from around the world, you will acquire team skills that are highly valued by industry.

Study Schedules

The Internetworking Program has an intake each September and usually each January.  The January session is usually confirmed by June/July each year.  There is no summer intake.

The program typically takes 2 years to complete.  The program of study consist of 5 semesters (academic terms) of full-time studies which is 2 (5 credit hour) courses per term. A 6th semester is permitted to complete any missed requirements and/or corrections to the mandatory seminar report.

Courses are offered sequentially in the following pre-requisite order:

INWK6111 Introduction to Computer Networks

INWK6112 Physical and Data Link Standards & Protocols

INWK6114 Internet Communication Protocols

INWK6113 Telecommunications and Wide Area Networks

INWK6115 Network Architecture

INWK6411 Real Time Programming for Internetworking

INWK6211 Mathematics for Internetworking

INWK6117 Emerging Technologies

INWK6119 Network Security

INWK6912 Network Design

INWK6800 Internetworking Seminar

Any deviation from your study schedule requires permission from the INWK Administrative Office. 

All students are required to be on campus for the entire period for classes, laboratories, and tests/examinations.  Weekend days will be required according to the needs of specific courses.

Please note that the courses offered and the posted schedules may be subject to changes.