19 February 2024, Abu Dhabi, UAE – The Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation (FANR) has officially launched the Emirates Nuclear & Radiation Academy (ENRA), a digital platform dedicated to capacity building and developing skilled professionals for the UAE’s nuclear and radiation sector.

With a cutting-edge Learning Management System (LMS), ENRA offers personalized learning paths tailored to individual career goals. It delivers engaging, relevant, and interactive training to professionals and students worldwide.

ENRA is more than an academy—it’s a global platform for knowledge and innovation. With registrations from over 25 nationalities, ENRA fosters diversity and international collaboration. Women also play a key role in this initiative, with 62% of students being female, highlighting ENRA’s commitment to inclusivity and equal opportunities in the nuclear and radiation sectors.

Additionally, ENRA has collaborations with Khalifa University and the Sheikh Khalifa Government Excellence Program, strengthening its educational impact. Since its launch, ENRA has issued over 372 certificates, demonstrating its commitment to high-quality learning and professional development.

Global Impact
✅ 40% increase in learner engagement
✅ 60% more accessibility to specialized education
✅ 30% growth in a skilled workforce
✅ 85% course relevance, aligned with industry needs
✅ 20% boost in international recognition
✅ 25% increase in innovation projects

By offering high-quality education for free, ENRA is empowering individuals worldwide and positioning the UAE as a leader in nuclear and radiation sciences on a global scale.

https://enra.fanr.gov.ae

• International

• Youth
• School & University Students, Nuclear Industry Professionals, Radiation Workers and Health Professionals Government, Emergency Response Teams, Research Scientists, Public Sector Employees, Environmentalists and Sustainability Advocates

ENRA is a replicable project that can be adopted by other countries with proper customization to align with their specific interests.

ENRA’s success is not just about what it teaches but how it makes learning accessible, engaging, and free. This model can be replicated globally, helping countries, industries, and individuals build expertise in nuclear, radiation, and related fields.

ENRA collaborates with national and international institutions to deliver high-quality education and practical knowledge, ensuring a sustainable and well-equipped workforce. “ENRA will be instrumental in building expertise and securing the future of the nuclear sector. Our vision is to become a globally recognized Centre of Excellence for nuclear and radiation education,” said Christer Viktorsson, Director-General of FANR.

The academy contributes to the UAE’s ambition of becoming a global hub for the new economy, reinforcing national capacity-building efforts and supporting key goals such as ranking among the top 10 countries in the Human Development Index and talent attraction

At ENRA, we believe that learning never stops. That’s why we’re always refreshing and upgrading our courses, making sure they stay relevant and packed with the latest industry insights. Our goal is to keep our learners ahead of the curve, equipping them with the knowledge and skills they need to thrive in an ever-changing world.

But staying current isn’t just about what happens in the classroom—it’s also about reaching the right people. We actively connect with schools and universities, running marketing campaigns to inspire learners and professionals to join our programs. We want to make learning accessible, engaging, and impactful for as many people as possible.

We also take our mission beyond the classroom by participating in major events like Gitex 2024. These exhibitions give us the chance to showcase what we do best, meet industry leaders, and introduce more people to our programs.

And because a great learning experience depends on a secure and reliable platform, we regularly conduct security tests to keep our system safe and running smoothly. Protecting our learners’ data and ensuring seamless access to our courses is a top priority.

Collaboration is at the heart of what we do. ENRA partners with leading institutions such as Khalifa University and the Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge (ADEK) to enhance educational opportunities and expand our impact. Through these collaborations, we provide learners with access to cutting-edge research, industry expertise, and real-world applications of their studies.

ENRA is also committed to sustainability, preparing professionals to support energy security, innovation, and safety. With a strong focus on nuclear education and responsible practices, we reinforce WSIS’s commitment to ethical information use and sustainable development. By equipping learners with the expertise to drive positive change, we contribute to a future that balances technological advancement with environmental and ethical responsibility.

TThe Emirates Nuclear & Radiation Academy (ENRA) promotes WSIS values by making knowledge accessible, fostering sustainability, and building human capacity in the UAE’s nuclear sector. Through its digital learning platform, ENRA bridges the knowledge gap, offering flexible and engaging courses that equip professionals with essential skills in nuclear safety, radiation protection, and leadership. By partnering with Khalifa University, ADEK, and international experts, the academy ensures ethical and responsible knowledge-sharing, reinforcing WSIS’s commitment to digital inclusion and professional development. ENRA also supports sustainable development by preparing experts in nuclear safety, innovation, and energy security, aligning with global efforts toward clean energy and technological advancement. By using state-of-the-art e-learning tools and fostering collaboration, ENRA contributes to the UAE’s vision of a knowledge-based economy, empowering individuals to drive progress in a safe, ethical, and sustainable way—all in line with WSIS’s goal of using technology for social good