news> April 2012: The 4th EUJEP exchange startsed - from EU to TokyoTech. new > March 2012: Project Directors' Conference in Brussels, 21 - 23 March 2012 new > March 2012: Call opened for the 5th EUJEP exchange. > November 2011: The project period was extended for one more year till end October 2013 > October 2011: Call opened for the 4th EUJEP exchange. > October 2011: The 3rd EUJEP exchange started - from TokyoTech to CEA, EMN and STU. > August-October 2011: Project meetings between ENEN and TokyoTech. > May 2011: The 2nd EUJEP exchange started - from CEA to JAEA. > April 2011: Call opened for the 3rd EUJEP exchange. > January 2011: Call opened for the 2nd EUJEP exchange. > October 2010: Project Directors' Conference in Berlin, 13-15 October 2010 > October 2010: The 1st EUJEP exchange started - from TokyoTech to CEA and EMN, from UPB and STU to TokyoTech. > April 2010: Call opened for the 1st EUJEP exchange. > December 2009: The Grant Agreement signed between the ENEN and the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency > PUBLICATION - CEA/INSTN (Paul Reuss) "Neutron Physics", 2008 > how to applyFrom EU to Japan Master Students of the EUJEP EU partners are entitled to apply for this project. Please contact ryoko.kusumi@cea.fr for further details. From Japan to EU Master or PhD Students of the EUJEP Japanese partners are entitiled to apply for this project. Please contact kikura@nr.titech.ac.jp for further details. |
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The EUJEP covers the mobility programme of students at the Master level of Nuclear Engineering and other Nuclear Disciplines related to the application of nuclear technologies and radiation sciences. The project includes exchanges of students and faculty members between the participating European and Japanese institutions. All institutions are already mutually involved in bilateral or multilateral exchange programmes in the framework of several agreements of a Memorundum of Understanding. The project provides resources to achieve the objectives and to implement the activities expressed by the partners in those agreements. The project included the mobility of students and faculuty members between Japan and the European Union. The project produces the mutual recognition of higher education curricula in nuclear disciplines and a common level of qualifications for the Masters od Sciences in nuclear engineering. In the long term the impact of this young generation is expected to benefit to the design, construction and operation of nuclear power plants and to the implementation of nuclear and radiaction technologies with respect to their sustainability, their reliability and their safety aspects.
