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SMR School in Romania

Budu Stanila Andrei Razvan
SMR School in Romania

About this course

The workshop intends to provide an overview of Small
Modular Reactors (SMRs) technologies and nuclear facilities and technologies
that take part of nuclear engineering bachelor and masters programs in Romania.
Presentations will cover the basic principles and special considerations,
particular features, safety aspects and available tools to build the next
generation of the nuclear workforce to ensure the future of nuclear energy. Special
considerations The objective is to set up a bridge between M.Sc.
students, PhD students and early career professionals and professionals specialized in the field.

There is mobility financial support available through the ENEN2plus project. 

Selected M.Sc. students, PhD students, and early-stage researchers may receive:

€500 for travel reimbursement and

€400 lump sum for subsistence expenses

Specific Details

Program Type:
Not specified
Level:
Other

Schedule

Other

Learning Outcomes

Understanding Romanian nuclear energy production, SMR integration and workforce training.

Type of Certification

Other

Application details

The Application form will detail the following information:

–     contact details of the student,

–     status of the PhD study for PhD students or early career professionals,

–     motivation to attend the school,

–     scientific CV and publication list, and

–     description of the present research work.

Please also send your application to andrei.budu@upb.ro. Include the your details, CV and other attachments in the application e-mail. 

Contact

Budu Stanila Andrei Razvan

Details

ID: 5353
Language:
English
Start/End:
11 May 2026 / 15 May 2026
Duration:
5 days
Application Deadline:
22 Feb 2026
Location:
POLITEHNICA University of Bucharest
Modality:
Face to Face

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