Saskatchewan Polytechnic has signed a five-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the University Network of Excellence in Nuclear Engineering (UNENE), making it the first polytechnic to partner with the network. Under this MOU, Sask Polytech and UNENE will advance education, research, and industry collaboration within the nuclear sector. Specifically, they will explore opportunities for the developmental of training and education curriculum related to nuclear engineering technology and the implementation of applied research projects. “Our hope is that this MOU will foster long-term collaboration and achieve impactful outcomes for students, industry and the broader nuclear community,” said Sask Polytech Dr Larry Rosia.
