Genoa inaugurates the Master's in Nuclear Technologies.

The inauguration of the master's program is a fundamental step in training future professionals in the nuclear sector, with a path of excellence that combines top-level academic training with immediate industrial application. Thanks to Ansaldo Energia and a network of leading scientific and university partners, Genoa confirms its position as a strategic city for the development of unique skills and for the country's growth..

These are the words ofRegional Councilor for Energy Paolo Ripamonti, who spoke this morning on the occasion of theinauguration of the “Master in technologies for nuclear power plants” at the 'Ansaldo Energia Auditorium.

"I am firmly convinced of Genoa's candidacy for the headquarters of the Italian Nuclear Safety Agency," Ripamonti continued, "because the city, with its industrial history, human capital, and the presence of Ansaldo Energia, has everything it takes to lead this national challenge.

Investing in training, research, and innovation means laying the foundations for a safe, sustainable, and truly competitive energy transition. This master's program is a significant path forward and will bring concrete opportunities for young people and the local community..

To underline the strategic value of the project, the Councillor for Economic Development, Alessio Piana: This master's program is a concrete example of how science and education can interact with business to jointly build the foundations of the future. Nuclear power is one of the great challenges of our time. Addressing it requires preparation, research, and innovation.

And with this training program, we're investing precisely in these pillars, creating the conditions for young talent to grow professionally and contribute to strengthening our region's competitiveness. As the Liguria Region, we strongly support initiatives like this, which focus on skills and consolidate our region's role as a hub for development on the national stage..