
Fusion Industry School
A two-part training program for fusion professionals and supply-chain organizations.
Some program details are not available yet. Check current requirements, deadlines, and terms before you apply. Official program page

A two-part training program for fusion professionals and supply-chain organizations.
Some program details are not available yet. Check current requirements, deadlines, and terms before you apply. Official program page
Fusion Industry School is a two-part professional training program organized by the Fusion Centre for Doctoral Training and the UK Atomic Energy Authority. The University of York leads event administration. The school is aimed at engineering or science professionals with 0–3 years of fusion experience; prior fusion knowledge is not required.
In 2026, the York course covered fusion physics, science, and technology, including plasma physics. The Oxford course covered fusion engineering, economics, and regulation, and included a tour of the Culham Centre for Fusion Energy. These details describe the 2026 courses; the available claims do not establish future dates or availability.
The school targets professionals with an engineering or scientific background and 0–3 years of fusion experience; this describes its intended audience, not a stated eligibility restriction. Prior fusion knowledge is not required. In 2026, four carer-support packages of up to £250 each were offered to eligible delegates attending one or both school weeks who had additional costs arising from caring responsibilities.
The 2026 program offered York and Oxford course weeks. Their booking deadlines were May 18 and August 10, 2026, respectively, both at noon. Those dates have passed; these claims do not establish future dates.
Fusion CDT reports that 91% of participants across the seven preceding school events were very satisfied. This is an organizer-reported figure.
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It targets engineering or science professionals with 0–3 years of fusion experience. Prior fusion knowledge is not required; the claims do not state this target as an eligibility restriction.
York covered fusion physics, science, and technology, including plasma physics. Oxford covered fusion engineering, economics, and regulation, and included a tour of the Culham Centre for Fusion Energy.
The listed full price was £1,250 per person per week, VAT exempt; public-sector organizations had a £1,000 per-person-per-week rate. Accommodation was separate. Future prices are not established.
No. The University of York registration form was closed as checked on October 1, 2026. The 2026 York and Oxford booking deadlines have passed, and future availability is not established.

University
The Fusion CDT is a UK doctoral training network in fusion energy science led by the University of York with partner universities.
From public sources
Fusion CDT described Oxford 2026 as covering fusion engineering, economics, and regulation.
Source: Programme & SpeakersFusion CDT reports 91% very satisfied across seven prior school events.
Source: Fusion Industry SchoolFusion CDT offered four carer-support packages of up to £250 for eligible 2026 delegates.
Source: Carer’s FundThe University of York's 2026 registration form is closed.
Source: Fusion Industry School 2026 - RegistrationFusion CDT set an August 10 noon booking deadline for Oxford 2026.
Source: RegistrationFusion CDT set a May 18 noon booking deadline for York 2026.
Source: RegistrationSuperscout Pro
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