Advance Yourself with a Georgia Tech
Antenna Engineering Certificate
Improve Your Understanding of Antenna Engineering for Military and Commercial Applications
Do you need an overview on how much the field of antenna engineering is changing? Do you lack the breadth of knowledge necessary for your job? Discover the latest in antenna engineering from the experts working in the field. Take practically oriented courses that feature real knowledge that can be applied to your job.
How You Will Benefit
- Participants
- Take advantage of the certificate’s flexibility to assemble a program that fits your needs
- Immediately apply course knowledge on your job
- Establish industry and government contacts
- Get lifetime access to your instructors' technical expertise
- Enhance your career path
- Earn recognized industry credentials
- Employers
- Expand your industry and government contacts
- Give your employees needed credentials to improve your corporate resume
- Certify your staff has the necessary training it needs to complete projects
- Provide your employees with the latest, cutting-edge training that can make an immediate impact
Who Should Earn an Antenna Engineering Certificate
- Engineers
- Scientists
- Engineering managers
- Antenna technicians
- Antenna measurement technicians
- Project planners
One Required Core Course
Four Elective Courses1
(Choose any four courses)
- Basic Antenna Concepts*
- EMC/EMI for Engineers and Engineering Managers
- Far-Field, Anechoic Chamber, Compact, and Near-Field Antenna Measurement Techniques
- Near-Field Antenna Measurement Techniques
- Phased Array Antennas and Adaptive Techniques
- Phased Array Antennas for Radar and Communications
- Modeling & Simulation of Antennas
- Transmit/Receive Modules for Phased Array Radars
1Students who started their Antenna Engineering certificate program before Sept. 1, 2006, are required to take only three electives.
*This course should be taken as an elective course before the core course if you have no antenna background.
“The courses are well-organized, and the instructors present the material in a step-by-step manner.”
—Past participant
—Past participant