Attract, Retain and Develop New Nuclear Talents Beyond Academic Curricula
Coordinator
AALTO KORKEAKOULUSAATIO SR ; University of Ljubljana ; University of Lorraine ; Belgian Nuclear Research Centre ; Jožef Stefan Institute ; EUROPEAN NUCLEAR EDUCATION NETWORK ; EUROPEAN NUCLEAR SOCIETY ; RESEAU EUROPEEN POUR L ENSEIGNEMENT DES SCIENCES NUCLEAIRES ; CENTRUM VYZKUMU REZ SRO ; Electricité de France (France) ; Universitatea Ecologica din Bucuresti ; SUSTAINABLE NUCLEAR ENERGY TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM ; Technical University of Madrid ; Budapest University of Technology and Economics ; Consorzio Interuniversitario per la Ricerca Tecnologica Nucleare ; National University of Distance Education ; Institut Mines-Télécom ; EUROPEAN FEDERATION OF ORGANISATIONS FOR MEDICAL PHYSICS ; Tecnatom (Spain) ; Westinghouse Electric Company ; FORUM ATOMIQUE EUROPEEN ; Atomic Energy and Alternative Energies Commission ; JRC -JOINT RESEARCH CENTRE- EUROPEAN COMMISSION
Grant period
2017-10-01 - 2021-09-30
Funding body
European Union
Call number
NFRP-2016-2017-1
Grant number
755576
Identifier
G:(EU-Grant)755576
Note: The primary motivation of the ENEN+ project is to substantially contribute to the revival of the interest of young generations in the careers in nuclear sector. This is to be achieved by pursuing the following main objectives:
• Attract new talents to careers in nuclear.
• Develop the attracted talents beyond academic curricula.
• Increase the retention of attracted talents in nuclear careers.
• Involve the nuclear stakeholders within EU and beyond.
• Sustain the revived interest for nuclear careers.
The ENEN+ consortium will focus on the learners and careers in the following nuclear disciplines:
• Nuclear reactor engineering and safety,
• Waste management and geological disposal,
• Radiation protection and
• Medical applications.
Integration of further nuclear disciplines (e.g., nuclear chemistry, decommissioning, fusion engineering…) and sustainability of the ENEN+ accomplishments beyond the project life of is foreseen within the existing ENEN Association and its members and partnering of ENEN association with ongoing and proposed projects.
The attraction, retention and development of the new nuclear talent can only be sustained beyond the project life through strong partnership of all nuclear stakeholders. Involvement of various nuclear stakeholders including academia, industry, international organisations (ENS, FORATOM, IAEA, NUGENIA) and Technical support organisations in the ENEN+ consortium is therefore of primary importance for the success and sustainability of the proposed activities also beyond the life of ENEN+. A mobility fund of more than 1.000.000EUR for European students researchers and learners is established in the project.
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