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NUCLEAR EDUCATION NETWORK

STAR –NET DR. HELENA ZHIVITSKAYA

VICE-RECTOR FOR EDUCATION

Belarusian State University

of Informatics and Radioelectronics

«BSUIR»

jivitskaya@bsuir.by

DR. ANDREY KOSILOV

National Research Nuclear University «MEPhI»

a.kossilov@gmail.com

VITALII KOLOMIIETS

Nuclear knowledge management specialist

V.Kolomiiets@iaea.org

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Establishment of a Nuclear Education Network

in the region of the Eurasian Economic

Community States

• Using nuclear technology requires highly qualified human

resources.

• Shortage of human resources in Belarus, while other Member

States have developed educational systems and can supply

education and training as well as qualified human resources.

• Many nuclear education and training resources are available in

the region

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Challenge:

More knowledge and human resources needed to be built

up for new nuclear power programme in Belarus, and

knowledge needs to be sustained

Scope:

The scientific and technical content covers education

(under-graduate-, post-graduate-, specialized and PhD

education and associated research) and professional

training (training courses of various duration) in all

subjects in the area of nuclear science, technology and

management.

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IAEA Consultancy on the Establishment of a Network in Nuclear

Education in the Region of the the Eurasian Economic Community States

15 – 17 January 2014, Vienna, Austria

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Objective • To facilitate co-operation in education and professional training, related

research and outreach in nuclear technology in the EECS region through:

• Identifying the educational offerings available in the region;

• Detecting gaps in nuclear education and training in the region;

• Exchanging information, teaching materials and advanced tools for

education, training and outreach in relation to nuclear technology;

• Developing reference curricula and facilitating mutual recognition of

degrees;

• Developing educational materials;

• Promoting exchanges of students, teachers and researchers;

• Promoting collaboration among EECS NEN member organizations and other

regional and global networks.

• Sharing best practices, resources, and opportunities for effective outreach by

nuclear educators to various stakeholders including the public, to media, and

to policy makers

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IAEA Consultancy Meeting on establishment of the Regional Network for

Education and Training in Nuclear Technology (STAR-NET)

22 – 24 April 2015, Minsk, Belarus

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• Armenia

• Azerbaijan

• Belarus

• Russian Federation

• Ukraine

• Kazakhstan

14 Universities

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IAEA Consultancy Meeting on establishment of the

Regional Network for Education and Training in

Nuclear Technology (STAR-NET)

• STAR-NET TOR

• Action plan

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STAR-NET TOR

• 1. Need for and Benefit of STAR NET

• 1.1. General Rationale

• 1.2. Cooperation in the region and with the IAEA

• 2.Objective

• 3. Strategy

• 4. Area of activity

• 5. Partnership and affiliated members

• 6. Organization

• 6.1. General Assembly

• 6.2. Coordinating committee

• 6.3. The President and Vice President

• 6.4. Secretariat

• 6.5. Working Groups

• 7. Termination and membership in the network

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Working Groups

• Group 1: Web Site, including educational portal

• Group 2: Curriculums, modules and Disciplines

• Group 3: Educational materials

• Group 4: The pedagogical and technological support

• Group 5: Research and scientific and technical

activities

• Group 6: Organization for Cooperation

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STAR-NET page

http://www.bsuir.by/online/showpage.jsp?PageID

=93973&resID=100229&lang=ru&menuItemID=

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