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Elective courses:

1. Dose assessment
2. Protection and decontamination of personnel
3. Radioactive waste management
4. Combined emergencies
5. EPR organization, structures and capabilities
6. Development and use of emergency action levels (EALs)
7. Development and use of operational intervention levels (OILs)
8. Assessment and prognosis
9. Hazard assessment
10. Testing and exercising emergency preparedness
11. Lessons learned from response to the past nuclear and radiological emergencies
12. Advanced technologies for EPR

• Development of arrangements in emergency preparedness and response for a nuclear facility
• Improving the procedure for hazard assessment of nuclear accidents using risk theory
• Evacuation planning using simulation methods

The International Atomic Energy Agency is the world's central intergovernmental forum for scientific and technical co-operation in the nuclear field. It works for the safe, secure and peaceful uses of nuclear science and technology, contributing to international peace and security and the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.

Rosatom Technical Academy (Rosatom Tech) 鈥� is the Center of Excellence for building competence in nuclear engineering. Mission: We increase the professional competencies of workers in the global sphere of nuclear technology to meet the goals of sustainable development worldwide. Training is generally understood as a skill oriented application driven process, the skills (qualifications) being required by specific positions in the nuclear sector. Tuning engineers and scientists to nuclear engineering could be well done by the training programmes in International Training Centre of Rosatom Technical Academy (Rosatom Tech) in cooperation with experts from organizations affiliated to State Atomic Energy Corporation 鈥淩osatom鈥�.

Emergency Technical Center of ROSATOM was created to organize and conduct emergency rescue and other urgent work in case of radiation accidents and incidents. The mission of the Rosatom ETC is to fulfill the state tasks of nuclear and radiation safety and achieve leadership in the field of response to radiation accidents The main task of emergency rescue units is to prevent and eliminate the consequences of accidents with a radiation factor at nuclear and radiation-hazardous facilities (NAR) in the industry and during the transportation of nuclear materials and radioactive substances.