Online Game Application Wins IAEA Student Competition
With a computer game application to promote nuclear science, a secondary school team from Malaysia won the international student competition, whose winners were announced at the IAEA's Third International Conference on Human Resource Development for Nuclear Power Programmes in Gyeongju, South Korea, today.
Meeting Challenges to Ensure the Future Nuclear Workforce Capability: IAEA International Conference Opens in Gyeongju
The nuclear sector relies heavily on a highly qualified competent and?specialized ?workforce for its safety, sustainability and high levels of performance.
IAEA Launches New Nuclear Energy Capacity Building Hub
The IAEA has launched a new digital platform focusing on workforce planning, leadership, training, stakeholder involvement and human performance to support countries with operating nuclear power plants and those considering or developing new nuclear power programmes.
Who will run nuclear power plants in the future?
The nuclear industry relies on the availability of engineers and qualified staff. Nuclear experts from around the world will meet at the Third International Conference on Human Resource Development fo...
IAEA Trains Young Professionals in Nuclear Infrastructure Development
An IAEA Training Course has helped junior and mid-career professionals from 12 Member States to gain a better understanding of what it takes to build the infrastructure for a new nuclear power programme.