A Practical Training Program for Researchers in Physics, Chemistry, and Environmental Engineering 

The fields of nuclear power plant decommissioning and radioactive waste analysis are highly interdisciplinary, bringing together expertise from a variety of scientific backgrounds.

In practice, many of the analytical techniques, measurement methods, and data interpretation skills commonly used in physics, chemistry, environmental science, and related disciplines are directly applicable to nuclear industry operations.

This program is designed to provide participants with a practical and realistic understanding of the nuclear field, making it accessible even to those with limited prior exposure to nuclear science and engineering.

We encourage your interest and participation.

1. Program Title

Nuclear Decommissioning Radioactive Waste Nuclide Analysis Convergence Program

2. Application Period

February 2, 2026 – August 2, 2026

3. Training Dates

August 3 (Mon) – August 5 (Wed), 2026

• Total training hours: 21 hours

4. Training Format

In-person (Offline Classroom Training)

Venue: KARA Training Center
18th Floor, Seoul Forest IT Valley
77 Seongsuil-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul

5. Tuition Fee

KRW 1,370,000 per participant

6. Registration Methods

Option 1: Register through the official website of the Korean Association for Radiation Application (KARA)

• Professional Education

• Professional Courses

• R-Class (Open Education)

Option 2: Direct course registration page

Course Registration Page

7. Contact Information

Korean Association for Radiation Application (KARA)
Contact Person: Lee Chan-woo

• Tel: +82-2-3490-7125

• Email: cwlee@ri.or.kr

Recommended For

• Graduate students and researchers in:

  • Physics

  • Chemistry

  • Environmental Engineering

  • Environmental Science

  • Analytical Science

  • Radiochemistry

  • Nuclear Engineering

• Professionals interested in:

  • Nuclear decommissioning

  • Radioactive waste characterization

  • Nuclide analysis techniques

  • Radiation measurement and monitoring

  • Environmental radioactivity assessment

This course may be particularly valuable for students considering careers in the nuclear industry, radiation safety, environmental monitoring, regulatory agencies, or research institutions related to radioactive waste management.