The Nuclear Knowledge Management Academy provides open courses and inhouse programmes.
Nuclear Knowledge Management Certification Course 2027
Online, February - March 2027
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Learn with the founders of Nuclear Knowledge Management and world leading experts,
discover what shifts emerge in knowledge management approaches in nuclear industry, receive your qualification and the NKM Certificate.
The online course will be offered throughout 8 weeks, once a week, starting from the 4 February 2026. Several timeslots will be offered to accomodate different time zones.
The course will include four blocks:
NKM Kick-off: 4, 11 February 2027
Nuclear power and knowledge management in different organizations
Terminology, concepts, frameworks
Key elements and areas of knowledge management application
KM for People, Processes and Technology: 18, 25 February 2027
Knowledge Management and Human Resource
Knowledge Management and Quality Assurance
Knowledge Management and Information Technology (including use of AI)
Management System and organizational culture - focus on safety
KM Tools and Techniques: 4, 11 March 2027
Work with tacit knowledge, knowledge externalization and capture techniques
Identification of critical knowledge and risk assessment of knowledge and expertise loss
Knowledge management for groups and organizational units
Implementing KM projects: 18, 25 March 2027
Fundamentals of project management and change management
KM project and implementation - from the problem statement to planning, implementation, integration and to continiouse monitoring and review.
NKM Certificate:
A Certificate of Qualification is issued upon meeting three requirenments:
Attendance
Onlike knowledge screen
Pilot initiative proposal
All the requirements can be met withon the duration of the course. The pilot initiative proposal will be reviewed by subject matter specialists whose feedback represents an additional practical element of the Certification course.
NKM Faculty:
The NKMI links a community of practitioners and trainers on knowledge management who have years of experience in different aspects of knowledge management, specifically in nuclear power and nuclear regulatory domain. Top-experts from Austria, Canada, France, USA and more, are ready to share case-studies and successful approaches.
The faculty names will be posted closer to the course date.
Course hours:
The course will be conducted in two identical offerings in two time slots . to accomodate time difference among participants: 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m and 5:00 p.m. - 7 p.m. Vienna-time (Central European time), each Thursday.
Who should participate?
HR specialists, IT team leads, QA specialists who want to find asystemic solution instead of a quick fix;
Managers, of organizational units, responsible for analytics, OPEX, training centres;
Professionals with responsibilities linked with KM, aiming to be a competent KM champion.
Download here the programme folder.