About Us

An international centre for nuclear education and competence development for the global nuclear industry.

A Leading International Nuclear Education Centre

Rosatom Technical Academy (Rosatom Tech) is a multifunctional education and expertise centre combining continuing professional education, international cooperation and competence development for Russian and international nuclear programmes.

Rosatom Technical Academy

Rosatom Tech supports the development of national nuclear infrastructure in partner countries, contributes to personnel training for nuclear power plants constructed by ROSATOM abroad, and implements international education and training programmes jointly with the IAEA and other specialised organisations.

A key area of Rosatom Tech’s international activities is the transfer of nuclear education and expertise. Rosatom Tech delivers Train-the-Trainers programmes, international schools, specialised training courses, scientific visits and internships for managers, instructors, university faculty and nuclear professionals from partner countries.

Rosatom Technical Academy

Rosatom Tech also develops personnel training systems for international NPP projects, including training and methodological materials, instructor training, theoretical, practical and simulator training, as well as support for the development of national training centres.

Rosatom Technical Academy

Since 2011, approximately 5,000 specialists from 95 countries in Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America have participated in programmes implemented in cooperation with the IAEA.


Mission

We must be excellent for your excellence

Goal

Providing high-quality educational services

Vision

Rosatom Technical Academy is the international center for nuclear education as a modern educational platform to facilitate the development of qualified personnel for the nuclear and related industries

Today, Rosatom Tech is an IAEA Collaborating Centre in five programmatic areas:

Nuclear Energy Nuclear Security Nuclear Sciences and Applications Small Modular Reactors Medical Physics and Radiopharmaceuticals

International Cooperation

  • IAEA Collaborating Centre in five programmatic areas
  • International schools organised jointly with the IAEA
  • Train-the-Trainers programmes
  • Nuclear Knowledge Management programmes
  • Training in nuclear infrastructure development
  • Scientific visits, internships and specialised training courses
  • Development of national nuclear education systems in partner countries
  • Transfer and localisation of nuclear education

Training National Personnel for Partner Countries

  • Personnel training systems for NPPs constructed by ROSATOM abroad
  • Training of national instructors
  • Theoretical, practical and simulator training
  • Development of training and methodological materials
  • Support for national training centres
  • Human resources development for national nuclear programmes

Continuing Nuclear Education

  • Continuing professional education programmes
  • Training and maintenance of qualifications of NPP personnel
  • Professional retraining for new areas of activity
  • Advanced training in nuclear and radiation safety, nuclear security, quality management and other industry areas
  • Conferences, seminars, strategic sessions and lectures

International Reach and Expertise

95 countries
5,000 specialists
5 IAEA programmatic areas
Train-the-Trainers
International NPP projects

Rosatom Tech is a recognised centre of expertise in nuclear education and human resource development. Its international activities combine personnel training for nuclear power projects, support for national nuclear infrastructure, cooperation with the IAEA, and the transfer of educational methodologies and expertise to partner countries.

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The Rosatom Tech Development Programme for 2025–2030 focuses on expanding practice-oriented training, digital learning solutions and competencies for emerging areas of nuclear technology, including small modular reactors, two-component nuclear power, nuclear medicine and other advanced fields.

History

2010
2010

The Central Institute for Continuous Education and Training (CICE&T) established the International Centre for Nuclear Infrastructure Personnel Training. This marked the beginning of a systematic approach to training specialists from countries developing their national nuclear infrastructure and expanding cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and international educational and scientific organisations.

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2011
2011

During the 55th session of the IAEA General Conference in Vienna, Practical Arrangements were signed between the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the Central Institute for Continuous Education and Training (CICE&T) and Rosenergoatom Concern OJSC. The cooperation focused on joint initiatives in training, nuclear infrastructure development and capacity building in countries embarking on nuclear power programmes.

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2018
2018
On the sidelines of the 62nd IAEA General Conference, Rosatom Technical Academy (Rosatom Tech) and the Emergency Response Centre of Rosatom signed Practical Arrangements with the IAEA on capacity building in nuclear safety, radiation protection and emergency preparedness and response. The cooperation led to the establishment of a joint Capacity Building Centre in these areas.
2019
2019

During the 63rd session of the IAEA General Conference in Vienna, Rosatom Tech was designated an IAEA Collaborating Centre in the areas of nuclear knowledge management and human resource development for nuclear energy and nuclear security.

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2020
2020

On the sidelines of the 64th IAEA General Conference, the scope of cooperation within the IAEA Collaborating Centre was expanded to include Nuclear Sciences and Applications, covering non-power applications of nuclear and radiation technologies.

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2021
2021

During the 65th session of the IAEA General Conference, Rosatom Tech signed Practical Arrangements with the IAEA Department of Safeguards, further expanding cooperation with the Agency.

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2024
2024
On 23 October 2024, Rosatom Tech extended its status as an IAEA Collaborating Centre and broadened the scope of cooperation with the Agency. Rosatom Tech became the first and only IAEA Collaborating Centre working in nuclear knowledge management and human resource development across five programmatic areas: Nuclear Energy, Nuclear Security, Nuclear Sciences and Applications, Small Modular Reactors, and Medical Physics and Radiopharmaceuticals.