Turbomachinery Courses & Seminars

Each year, Concepts NREC offers an educational program with courses and seminars scheduled both in-person and online. Concepts NREC's policy of continuous improvement ensures that courses are completely up-to-date and appropriate for the needs of practicing turbomachinery engineers. Therefore, a course may differ in some details from the information provided here. Also note that new courses may be introduced as requested, and not all the courses will be offered annually.

2025 Course & Seminar Schedule

Registration Fees

Registration fees are due at the time of purchase. Registering without payment does not reserve space.  Fees include all course materials, typically including a downloadable syllabus and a textbook.

  • $200 may be deducted from the registration fee if payment is received three or more weeks prior to the course start date. Please apply discount code: EARLYREG.

  • If more than two participants from the same company are registered for the same course, deduct 25% for third and subsequent registrant’s fee(s). Please apply discount code: 3PLUS.

  • A full-time student can deduct 33% of the registration fee. Proof of student status is required. Please apply discount code: CNCOURSE_EDU.

  • 15% may be deducted from the registration fee if taking both core fundamentals course and full advanced course either for compressors or pumps design. Please apply discount code: CN15%COMBO. 

Limit one discount code per transaction. By submitting the registration form, you agree that you are registering for this course with the understanding that the lectures are presented live on Eastern Time business hours, and further agree to abide by all associated restrictions regarding the subject matter presented therein.

You will receive the course materials for download, however recordings are not provided to registrants and recording of the sessions by attendees is strictly prohibited.

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