Sparkle launches submarine cables postgraduate programme in Genoa
TL;DR: Sparkle, a subsidiary of Italian operator TIM, launched a postgraduate programme focused on submarine cables with the University of Genoa and the SubOptic Foundation, according to telecoms.com.
Sparkle, a subsidiary of Italian operator TIM, launched a postgraduate programme dedicated to submarine cables with the University of Genoa and the SubOptic Foundation. Telecoms.com reported the launch and said the programme was described by the participants as the first postgraduate course focused on submarine cables.
The programme involves three named organisations: Sparkle, the University of Genoa, and the SubOptic Foundation. The source identifies Sparkle as part of TIM, an Italian operator.
The source places the programme in Genoa through the involvement of the University of Genoa. No further details on course length, intake, curriculum, start date, or qualification level were provided in the source excerpt.
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