2022 Mena Power Projects Forum in Abu Dhabi featuring guest speaker Dr. Rahaf Ajaj

I spoke about the region's Nuclear Energy Education programs, the challenges that new graduates face in the nuclear industry, the key operational and maintenance challenges, and the integration of nuclear-generated power with existing conventional and renewable energy systems during the panel discussion. In general, our region has a modest number of universities that provide nuclear engineering bachelor's, master's, and doctorate degrees. Nuclear Engineering programs are currently available in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Jordan. However, due to the large number of people looking for work at the same time during graduation seasons, the employment market for entry-level occupations will undoubtedly become considerably more competitive. Graduates with good grades and experience are finding it increasingly difficult to stand out in some sectors due to escalating employment competition. It might take longer than expected to acquire a job or even an interview.....

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