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The Burundi Education and Research Network (BERNET) is dedicated to enhancing the accessibility of educational and research resources across Burundi. Established in 2014, BERNET serves as a vital connection between public and private universities, facilitating improved collaboration and resource sharing.

With a robust infrastructure governed by key educational and telecommunications authorities, BERNET provides reliable internet connectivity and training, paving the way for innovation and learning in the region.

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Ingénierie des réseaux radio

L'ingénierie des réseaux radio est une discipline fondamentale des télécommunications qui regroupe l'ensemble des outils et des techniques permettant de configurer, dimensionner, planifier et optimiser les réseaux sans fil. Son objectif principal est de garantir la qualité de service (QoS) et la rentabilité pour les opérateurs, en assurant une couverture optimale, une capacité suffisante et des performances fiables.

Cette discipline est cruciale pour le développement et l'évolution des technologies de communication modernes, des réseaux cellulaires (2G, 3G, 4G, 5G et au-delà) aux réseaux Wi-Fi, en passant par les systèmes IoT (Internet des Objets) et les communications par satellite.