Within the framework of implementing SDG 4 “Quality Education,” on April 10, 2026, the Department of “Radio Engineering and Telecommunications” at the ALT University named after M. Tynyshpayev held a foresight session titled: “Prospects for the Development of the Educational Program 6B06209 – Radio Engineering, Electronics, and Telecommunications.”
The event served as an expert platform for an open dialogue between the university and industry representatives, where current sector challenges, employer demands, and new guidelines for training telecommunications specialists were discussed. In the first part of the session, participants reviewed the current state of the educational program, the results of student training, and its alignment with modern labor market requirements. Special attention was paid to updating the training content, implementing new technologies, and strengthening the practical component of the educational process.
An expert discussion focused on global industry trends was one of the central blocks of the event. Key directions identified included:
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Next-generation 5G/6G networks;
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Internet of Things (IoT);
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Digital infrastructure and intelligent networks;
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Satellite communication technologies;
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Automation and digital transformation of the telecommunications industry.
Participants noted that a modern specialist must possess not only fundamental knowledge but also soft skills, the ability to adapt quickly to technological changes, and the capability to work in a highly dynamic market environment. The practical part of the foresight session was held in a group work format, where experts and university representatives formulated proposals for the further development of the educational program. Key initiatives proposed included:
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Development of new specialized disciplines;
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Modernization of the laboratory facilities;
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Development of practice-oriented learning;
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Expanding interaction with enterprises and industrial partners;
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Enhancing student preparation to meet real employer tasks.
The participation of representatives from leading telecommunications companies added special value to the event: Transtelecom, Kazakhtelecom, RTeL Group, Teltonika, Kcell, Beeline, Tele2, Huawei, Kazakhstan Temir Zholy, Allons Telecom, OPTECH, and Jusan Mobile. Their involvement allowed for the identification of the most sought-after graduate competencies, adjustment of the program’s development vector, and reinforcement of its practical focus in accordance with modern employer demands.
The foresight session served as further confirmation that quality education is built in close connection with industry, technology, and the demands of the time. ALT University continues its systematic work on developing modern educational programs, creating conditions for training a new generation of competitive specialists. We express our sincere gratitude to all experts and partners for their active participation, constructive dialogue, and contribution to the development of the educational program. We wish you further success, professional achievements, and new heights in the telecommunications industry!
