www.unwe.bg Penn State and UNWE Collaborate on Nuclear Security Education
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- •Penn State and UNWE signed a cooperation memorandum for nuclear security education.
- •The initiative is funded by a U.S. Department of State grant through CRDF Global.
- •The project aims to enhance the curriculum of UNWE's nuclear security master's program.
Penn State University and the University of National and World Economy (UNWE) in Bulgaria have signed a Memorandum of Cooperation to enhance nuclear security education. This partnership is supported by a grant from CRDF Global, funded by the U.S. Department of State, aimed at integrating simulation tools into UNWE's nuclear security master's program. The collaboration focuses on workforce development and education in nuclear engineering and security, with both institutions being members of the International Nuclear Security Education Network. The project aims to strengthen international partnerships for the responsible deployment of advanced nuclear technologies. Key contributors include Penn State's Matt Zerphy and UNWE's leadership, who emphasize the importance of building a skilled workforce for the nuclear industry.
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