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MSc EMINE – European Master in Nuclear Energy

University: Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC)

Programme

Experts across the globe coincide on the potential of  nuclear energy in the fight against climate change. The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) highlights the need for nuclear energy to achieve a rapid decarbonisation. In fact, the four most promising pathways that could limit global warming by 1.5°C by 2050 include nuclear energy!

The possibilities are clear. And enormously exciting...

To drive innovation and accelerate safe and effective deployment, we now have an urgent need for a new generation of engineers – change leaders who have the big-picture understanding, the world-class technical skills, the entrepreneurial tools and the innovation mindset to fully leverage this opportunity. To overcome the challenges. And to play a critical role in forging a post-carbon future.

The Master’s in Nuclear Energy is your fast track to a world-class career at the cutting edge of innovation in the global energy transition.

Universities involved

The Master's in Nuclear Energy is an English-taught programme offered at the following universities: 

ICMAB researchers involved

  • Luis Sedano: Nuclear Fusion as XXI Energy solution, Nuclear Fusion Materials and R&D and Tritium Technologies for ITER and beyond at UPC; and Innovation and Implementation at EURUNI (EU University). Coordinators: Prof. Lluis Batet and Prof. Shimpei Futatani

More information

For more information, visit the MSc EMINE – European Master in Nuclear Energy website

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