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Survey of Educational Curriculum for Nuclear Engineering of University in Japan (Contract Research)

Koichi SATO, Hiroshi KATO, Fumitaka ISHIKAWA+1, Makoto HASEGAWA+2

and Masayoshi NAKAZAKI

Nuclear Cycle Engineering Department Nuclear Fuel Cycle Engineering Laboratories, Tokai Research and Development Center

Japan Atomic Energy Agency Tokai-mura, Naka-gun, Ibaraki-ken

(Received May 2 , 2008)

Japan Atomic Energy Agency has been advancing the construction of ‘Japan Nuclear Education Network(JNEN)’ aiming at the human resources development in the nuclear field since FY 2005,and executed the practical training for Nuclear Engineering in 2005 2007. JNEN started the common course for Kanazawa University, Tokyo Institute of Technology, and Fukui University by the remote educational system in FY 2007. In FY 2008, Ibaraki University and Okayama University are scheduled to participate in JNEN.

The purpose of the survey is to grasp the present status of educational curriculum for nuclear engineering of university in Japan, and to be helpful for our activities to extend JNEN in future.

The questionnaire survey of educational curriculum for nuclear engineering of seventeen universities in Japan was conducted about the future plan of education for nuclear engineering, cooperation with another organization, the request for cooperation with the related constitutions and for the lecture served by JNEN , and approach of universities for the human resources development etc.

The present survey leads to the following conclusions. About 80% of seventeen universities hope the cooperation with another university and related institutions to maintain and continue the educational curriculum of nuclear engineering systematically. Their universities request the practical training for nuclear engineering, the dispatch of lecturers each other, the remote educational system in case of participation. There are some problems of the correspondence with the remote educational system, the coordination to dispatch lecturers in each university, the traveling expenses to students and dispatched lecturers for participation in JNEN etc. Keywords: Educational Curriculum, University, Nuclear Engineering This work was performed by Japan Association for the Advancement of Research Cooperation under contract with Japan Atomic Energy Agency. +1 Technical Administration Department, Plutonium Fuel Development Center +2 Waste Management Department

Japan Association for the Advancement of Research Cooperation

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1. Objective ....................................................................................................................................1 2. Methods of the survey...............................................................................................................1

2.1 Survey items.......................................................................................................................1 2.2 Implementation structure..................................................................................................2

3 Survey of Educational Curriculum of Nuclear Engineering.................................................... 3 3.1 Graduate School of Nuclear Engineering .........................................................................3 3.2 Target of Education .............................................................................................................4 3.3 Educational Curriculum of Nuclear Engineering ..............................................................8

4. Survey on laboratory training and experimental study........................................................12 4.1 Laboratory training for undergraduate student ............................................................12 4.2 Experimental study for graduate student-.......................................................................15 4.3 Utilization of the apparatus outside of university ...........................................................20

5. Questionnaire survey on structured approach of nuclear engineering ...............................22 5.1 Structured approach of nuclear engineering ..................................................................22 5.2 Collaboration with other universities and research institute .........................................25 5.3 Request of the participation in collaborative graduate school .......................................34 5.4 Unique educational program for nuclear engineering.....................................................37

6. Number of graduate and undergraduate students for nuclear engineering ........................39 6.1 Trend of the graduate and undergraduate students........................................................39 6.2 Career options for graduate students...............................................................................416.3 Response of university to the unbalance of job offer and job-hunter ..............................49

7. Change of climate of the nuclear industries ........................................................................53 7.1 Change of climate of the nuclear industries ……………………………….…………………53 7.2 Number of presentation at Atomic Energy Society of Japan ………………………………57 7.3 Human resource development by Cooperation with Universities and Industries ……...618. Conclusion .............................................................................................................................65References ..................................................................................................................................69Attachments ..............................................................................................................................71

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