Giorgio Messina
President
Former: Giulia Raffa
TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION
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Who We Are
Established in 2024, the Telecommunication Engineering Association (TEA) is an independent, student-founded organization. Our mission is to support the academic and professional development of our members by bridging the gap between university studies and the telecommunications industry through targeted events and networking opportunities.
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What We Do
By Students, For Students
An independent community of telecom engineering students, run by students.
Community & Networking
Socials and casual meetups to connect with peers beyond the classroom.
Industry Connections
Exclusive company visits to get a firsthand look at the telecom industry.
Cutting-Edge Knowledge
Seminars, conferences, and lab tours that go beyond the curriculum.
Our Team
Meet the team leading our association. These are the dedicated students who organize our events and manage our community.
Events
Social Events
Aperitifs and casual meetups to connect with peers beyond the classroom.
Company Visits
Firsthand looks at the labs and companies shaping the telecom industry.
Who can join TEA?
All university students, including PhD candidates, are welcome. We are open to anyone with an interest in telecommunications, regardless of their specific field of study.
How do I join?
Signup directly using our Form
How can I stay informed about upcoming events?
All announcements are posted in our official WhatsApp group. For regular updates and a look into our activities, be sure to follow us on our Instagram and LinkedIn pages.
Are the events held in English?
Yes, our events are typically held in English to be inclusive of all students. Informal networking and discussions, however, often happen in both English and Italian.
Do I need any specific technical knowledge to participate in the events?
Not at all. Our events are designed to be accessible to students at all levels. While some events may focus on specific topics, they are always a great opportunity to learn something new and meet people in the field.