In an increasingly interconnected world, the future of nuclear engineering education lies in robust international collaboration. This panel explores the transformative potential of cross-border partnerships in building and strengthening nuclear engineering education, training, and workforce development initiatives, with a special focus on nuclear newcomer countries. Our distinguished speakers will share insights on creating sustainable exchange programs, developing joint curricula, and leveraging shared resources to enhance global nuclear expertise Discover how these partnerships can foster innovation, promote cultural understanding, and address the unique challenges faced by emerging nuclear nations. Learn about successful case studies, best practices for overcoming regulatory hurdles, and strategies for ensuring equitable knowledge transfer. Learn about export controls and visa screening procedures for foreign exchange programs. In addition, this session will also delve into the role of virtual collaboration tools in facilitating these international connections, making nuclear education more accessible and inclusive on a global scale. Join us for an inspiring discussion on shaping the future of nuclear engineering education through the power of international cooperation.

Panelists

  • Olivia M. Blackmon (ORAU)
  • Barbara Peitsch (Univ. Michigan)
  • Barbara Peitsch (Univ. Michigan)

Discussion

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