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Railway Communications Training Courses | UIC Headquarters Paris | September–October 2026

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Join us at the UIC Headquarters in Paris this autumn for a series of specialist railway communications training courses designed to help engineers prepare for the next generation of rail networks. From understanding the transition from GSM-R to FRMCS, to gaining in-depth expertise in FRMCS engineering and developing practical skills in IP networking for modern railways, these courses provide the technical knowledge and hands-on experience needed to support the digital railway transformation. 

GSM-R to 5G for Rail Engineers – Accelerated Course

29 September 2026 (UIC Headquarters, Paris)

This one-day accelerated course helps rail engineers understand the transition from GSM‑R to the 5G-based Future Railway Mobile Communication System (FRMCS). It covers network architecture, services, spectrum, radio technology, addressing, and security, highlighting key opportunities and challenges in modernising railway communications for the digital railway era.

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FRMCS Engineering

30 September - 1 October 2026 (UIC Headquarters, Paris)

This advanced FRMCS Engineering course prepares rail and telecoms engineers for the migration from GSM‑R to the Future Railway Mobile Communication System. Covering FRMCS v2.2 architecture, 5G integration, mission-critical services, operations, radio planning, migration strategies and standards, it provides in-depth technical knowledge for future railway communications.

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Building and Managing IP Networks in the Cloud for Railways (Lab Workshop)

13-15 October 2026 (UIC Headquarters, Paris)

IP Engineering for Railways course provides railway professionals with a practical understanding of IP network design and operation. Participants learn key topics including IPv6, DNS, MPLS, routing, QoS, security, VPNs, and multimedia services, enabling them to confidently support modern railway communications and future FRMCS-based networks.

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