FP5 European nuclear engineering network project (january 2002-december 2003)
Following declarations and policies on phasing out nuclear power plants, nuclear sciences and disciplines are facing
- decreasing interest and a reduced numbers of students
- no successors for retiring professors
- discontinuing nuclear related courses and closing faculties
The "European Nuclear Engineering Network" project:
- establishes the basis for conserving nuclear knowledge and expertise
- creates a European Higher Education Area for nuclear disciplines
- facilitates the implementation of the Bologna declaration in the nuclear disciplines
In order to ensure the continuity of the achievements and results of the ENEN project, "the European Nuclear Higher Education Area" of the project was formalised by creating "the European Nuclear Education Network (ENEN) Association" under the French law of 1901 on 22 September 2003.
> EP5 ENEN website
FP6 NEptuno project (january 2004 -december 2005)
- 35 partners continued and expanded the ENEN activities started in FP5 ENEN project
- ENEN established and implementede the European Master of Science in Nuclear Engineering (EMSNE)
- ENEN expanded its activities from education to training
- ENEN organised and coordinated training sessions and pilot courses
- ENEN expanded its activities to Knowledge Management
> FINAL Activity Report 
FP6 INTEGRATED PROJECT EUROTRANS (2005-2010)
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ef6 enen Ii project (2006-2009)
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fp7 european fission training scheme projects
1. ENEN III project (may 2009 - april 2012)
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2. ENETRAP II project (march 2009 - )
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3. PETRUS II project (January 2009 - )
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sustainable nuclear energy technology platform (sne-tp)
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