ITER International School

The 14th ITER International School concludes successfully in Aix-en-Provence, France, on 4 July 2025 after five days of lectures and discussions. More than 200 students and lecturers from 39 countries participated. Photo: R. Kraaijenhagen (TULP Fusion Foundation)
The ITER International School is organized regularly with the goal of giving young scientists and engineers a taste of the stimulating, multi-disciplinary and challenging field that is nuclear fusion.
Organized for five days around a specific theme, the School offers lectures by leading specialists from research organizations within the ITER Members and from the ITER Organization, stimulating discussion sessions, and the opportunity for students to publicize their own research through poster presentations.
The School is jointly hosted and organized by the Aix-Marseille University and the ITER Organization and alternates between Aix-en-Provence, France, and sites within the ITER Members. There have been 14 editions since 2007 dealing with a wide range of physics and technological issues essential to ITER's success. Click on the links below for access to presentations from past editions of the ITER International School.
Watch this space for information about the 2026 ITER International School.