The aim of the project is to address the need for highly qualified experts in Nuclear Security by successfully developing and implementing a full-time and part-time Master of Science (MSc) Programme as well as a Professional Master Programme in Nuclear Security. This programme will cover all relevant aspects of Nuclear Security and will educate students in the prevention, detection and response to malicious acts involving nuclear and other radioactive material. Graduates are trained to serve as nuclear security officers in national authorities, such as Ministries of Justice, Finance Health an Environment, police and intelligence services and regulatory authorities. They can also pursue careers in nuclear related companies managing and carrying out nuclear security measures. The Programme specifically targets mature professionals to pursue an MSc in line with the EU’s objective of lifelong learning. The programme will increase their ability to keep up with future developments (learning to learn). Prerequisites for admission to the MSc in Nuclear Security are a BA degree or any equivalent degree with sufficient knowledge of physics and mathematics. Students will need to successfully complete an intake interview, an assessment and an admission interview because the MSc in Nuclear Security will be a highquality and demanding course. The admission procedure will be developed in detail based on existing procedures at TU Delft. TU Delft/Delft TopTech and the partners will develop and implement the curriculum, teaching methods and materials, methods of examination and evaluation. The general design will be an 18 months curriculum consisting of 1680 hours and including > 60 ECTS. The programme will contain four modules with courses/workshops.