European Master in Nuclear Energy - Emine Innoenergy

Overview

Master

  • Degree awarded Master
  • Duration
    Two years starting in August

Summary

This European Master is at the heart of InnoEnergy - a strongly integrated alliance of European key players from education, research and industry in the field of sustainable energy.

InnoEnergy aims at developing an innovation and entrepreneurship-driven culture to boost sustainable energy innovation in Europe. Thus, InnoEnergy will strive for the development of leaders, by building more agile and dynamic interfaces between industry and academia and promoting entrepreneurial mindset among students, researchers and business people.

The ongoing advances in nuclear science and technology play the central role in the development of future nuclear power systems, and are also crucial for how successfully we can handle the nuclear waste problem in a responsible manner. From this perspective, it is of vital importance to offer high quality education to the next generation of nuclear scientists and engineers.

Objectives

This master combines outstanding technical training in nuclear energy  along with best practices in innovation.
It includes a mobility within the  academic partners (KTH, UPC, Grenoble INP and Paris)  as well as a close collaboration with the main actors of the nuclear industry in Europe. This leads to lectures by professionals, in-house trainings and internships for the students.

Become a:

  • Project manager in the nuclear industry
  • Nuclear engineer with a knowledge ranging from design and construction, to operation and maintenance, to power station decommissioning and waste management of the fuel cycle.
  • Researcher, continue with a PhD.

Specificities

Students spend a comprehensive first year in Sweden (KTH) or Spain (UPC) learning topics such as fundamentals of nuclear engineering, safety, radiation protection, all  of them  mandatory  for any nuclear engineer.

In additition, first year students attend a summer school on innovation and energy management  given by Grenoble Ecole de Management. This training will provide the students with an overview of innovation issues in energy markets in general and in nuclear technology in particular. The summer school will gather students from both 1st year universities ( UPC and KTH), allowing all EMINE students to get to know each other. 

During the second year, students will specialize either in Materials science for nuclear energy at Grenoble INP or in nuclear reactor physics and engineering, nuclear plant design, operations, fuel cycle, or decommissioning and waste management in Paris.

  • Training partners

    Laboratories





     


    The strong partnership with engineers and researchers of EDF R&D and CEA working on materials for the nuclear industry will allow the students to refine their professional project and will facilitate contacts to find an internship at the end of the second year.

    Possible research laboratories:
    CEA, ...

    Companies

    In partnership with GEM Grenoble, KTH STockholm, UPC Barcelona and a consortium of 5 Paris universities

    Entreprises

    Industrial partnerships
    AREVA
    EDF
    Vattenfall
    ENDESA

    The EIT Label is a quality seal awarded by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) to a KIC educational programme that has been assessed positively by the EIT on the implementation of the EIT Quality Assurance and Learning Enhancement (EIT QALE) system and the application of specific quality criteria with focus on the EIT Overarching Learning Outcomes (EIT OLOs), robust entrepreneurship education, highly integrated, innovative 'learning by doing’ curricula, international mobility and outreach.

Admission

Program

  • Course duration
    Two years starting in August
  • Internships abroad

International

  • Language of instruction All courses are taught in English
  • Internship abroad Yes

Prospects

Careers

  • Studying in an international environment in renown European universities and engineering schools
  • Developing a privileged contact with industrials strongly involved in the Master's program
  • Learning in contact with real industrial issues: courses are taught by engineers.
  • Acquiring the aptitude to lead and manage cross-disciplinary projects in an international context.
  • A focus on energy management and innovation to help students understand the Energy issues.
  • Courses on entrepreneurship innovation in the nuclear industry and project management.

French State controlled Master's degree

diplôme national de master contrôlé par l'Etat

Financial support

Head of admissions/office mail

Maria Dolors Salvatierra Robert
dolors.salvatierra@upc.edu

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