Satellite, HAPS & Hybrid Terrestrial–Non-Terrestrial Networks
5 Days
Course Overview
Satellite communications, High-Altitude Platform Stations (HAPS), and hybrid Terrestrial–Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN) are emerging as critical components of modern connectivity ecosystems. They play a vital role in rural and remote coverage, disaster recovery, public safety, border connectivity, maritime and aviation services, and future 5G/6G integrated networks. This course provides a holistic understanding of satellite, HAPS, and NTN technologies, their architectures, use cases, and integration with terrestrial telecom networks. It also addresses spectrum policy, regulatory frameworks, security, and national strategy considerations, enabling participants to make informed planning and policy decisions for nationwide connectivity and resilience.
Upcoming Trainings
Mar 23, 2026
Apr 6, 2026
Apr 20, 2026
May 4, 2026
Target Audience
- Telecom regulators and spectrum authorities
- Government ministries (communications, defense, disaster management)
- Public safety and emergency response agencies
- Telecom operators (network planning, satellite, and core teams)
- National broadband and rural connectivity planners
- Defense, maritime, and aviation communication authorities
- Policy makers, strategists, and consultants
Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of: Telecom networks and wireless communication concepts
- Basic understanding of: Government or telecom policy environment
- Familiarity with: 4G/5G basics (helpful but not mandatory)
- No satellite or aerospace engineering background required