Professional development > Telecoms and mobile technologies

A programme of telecoms and mobile technologies courses taught by leading industry specialists, which vary in length from one to five days.

For RF and baseband engineers, RF and baseband engineers, radio planners, service developers, equipment designers and telecoms consultants, mobile application developers, equipment designers, software architects, telecoms consultants, digital media executives, equipment vendor, media and content provider, and network providers.

• LTE and HSPA Evolution: System Design and Operation
  (1-5 July 2013)
• LTE and HSPA Evolution: Standards and System Performance
  (2-3 July 2013)
• LTE and HSPA Terminal RF Design Challenges
  (4 July 2013)
• LTE and HSPA Protocols
  (5 July 2013)
• Microwave Radio for Next Generation Networks
  (3-5 July 2013)
• White Space Networks for Machine to Machine (M2M) Services
  (9 July 2013)
• 3G, 4G and Beyond: Bringing Networks, Devices and the Web Together
  (6-7 November 2013)
• ForumOxford: Future Technologies Conference
  (8 November 2013)
• HSPA and LTE Network Planning
  (13-15 November 2013)
• The Future of 4G Technologies and their Road Map Towards 5G
  (2-day course - dates to be confirmed)
• Mobile as 7th of the Mass Media
  (One-day course – November 2013 – dates to be confirmed)
• Mobile Software: IPR (Intellectual Property Rights) Business Models and Developer Ecosystems
  ( One-day course – November 2013 – dates to be confirmed)
• IMS / SIP
  (3-day course - dates to be confirmed)
• Advanced IMS: CS to IMS Migration and Integration
  (1-day course - dates to be confirmed)

A programme of short courses for professionals in the telecoms and telecoms-related industries. Our course presenters are specialists in the areas they teach and are drawn from companies and organisations such as Nokia Siemens Networks, picoChip Designs, Cambridge Consultants, Plextek, and the Dept of Engineering Science at the University of Oxford. Many of them are involved in cutting-edge research in the world of electronics and are internationally recognised.