THE TENTH ANNUAL WNU SUMMER INSTITUTE

5 July - 16 August 2014

Christ Church, Oxford University, UK

A unique career development programme
for future world leaders in nuclear science and technology

APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN

The Summer Institute is a six-week leadership development programme aimed at high-potential nuclear professionals between 27 and 37 years of age. Built on a foundation of instruction from some of the world’s foremost leaders in science, engineering and the global environment, the programme covers the full spectrum of issues relevant to nuclear energy. It also includes team-building exercises and a week-long technical tour of nuclear and related facilities.

The WNU Summer Institute curriculum breaks down into the four following areas:

Global Setting: including energy supply and demand, global warming and climate change, nuclear technology in sustainable development, public acceptance, and key political issues and trends

International Regimes: including safety, radiological protection, non-proliferation and security, waste management, transport, and nuclear law

Technology Innovation: including current and next-generation reactors, advanced fuel cycle, hydrogen production, desalination, advanced battery power

Nuclear Industry Operations: including operational safety and excellence, the nuclear fuel market, industry economics and knowledge management.

The deadline to apply for IAEA funding is 16 November 2013, and the deadline for self- or company-funded places is 31 January 2014.

The cost of participation is GBP 11,500 (excluding 20% VAT) plus travel to and from Oxford, UK. The fee will cover all coursework, the technical tour, lodging and meals.

Please visit our website for a short video on the SI, how to apply and details on the full range of WNU programmes. Please also forward this invitation to colleagues and friends who might be interested in this unique career-building opportunity.

If you have any further questions do not hesitate to contact us

Sincerely

Erica Boffano

Our mailing address is:
World Nuclear Association, Carlton House, 22a St James's Square, London SW1Y4JH

Thursday, October 10, 2013