WNU Benefits
In addition to the production of clean electricity, nuclear technologies are being increasingly used in a range of medical and industrial processes. To meet the needs of nuclear professionals within this expanding nuclear industry, the WNU can draw on its network of international organizations, academia and industry to provide a range of educational and training programmes around the world.
Stimulating learning experience
The internationally recognized programmes are designed to provide nuclear professionals with essential leadership and life skills. The WNU Summer Institute won the Nuclear Engineering International magazine’s Nuclear Training Awards 2013 prize for the best training course shorter than one year.
Flexible and up-to-date content
The programme committee members, mentors and lecturers are well-known nuclear experts and the content evolves as the competency needs evolve.
Modern educational methodologies
Technical visits, workshops, simulations, gamifications and videos are among the training features. WNU offers a multicultural and dynamic learning environment to prepare professionals for the worldwide nuclear industry.
One-to-one tuition
Both in and outside the learning environment, mentors and coordinators create opportunities to develop a range of personal and professional skills.
Gateway to global networking
More than 4000 WNU alumni keep in contact via social media and alumni events.
Professional development
A 2014 survey among the WNU Summer Institute Alumni (almost 200 respondents) showed that 95% noticed an improved understanding of nuclear topics which they incorporated into their day-to-day work. Some 68% were promoted after the course and 84% said the programme significantly contributed to their professional advancement.
Value for money
Because WNU is a not-for-profit organization, programme fees are kept to a minimum.