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47 Master's in Nuclear Engineering in North America
Nuclear Engineering
In response to the growing demand from nuclear industry in Virginia, the Nuclear Engineering program program of Virginia Tech was restarted within the Mechanical Engineering Department, and began again to offer undergraduate and graduate nuclear engineering courses.
Nuclear Engineering
The Nuclear Engineering M.Sc. at the University of South Carolina is a comprehensive postgraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. This curriculum focuses on advanced atomic power applications and sustainable energy solutions, preparing students for high-level technical roles through rigorous academic training.
Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering
Graduates of this Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering at Virginia Commonwealth University program will pursue careers in business/industry and government, or will pursue doctoral degrees.
Nuclear Engineering
Nuclear Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute offers a diverse set of courses to fit almost any curriculum.
Nuclear Engineering
The M.Sc. in Nuclear Engineering at Purdue University is a flexible, 100% online programme designed for working professionals. This 30-credit course offers public study modes and can be completed in 12 to 48 months. It provides advanced technical expertise from a world-renowned faculty to enhance your engineering career.
Mechanical Engineering-Nuclear Engineering
The M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering-Nuclear Engineering at Kansas State University is a high-level postgraduate programme. This public study mode course provides advanced technical training over a standard two-year duration. It is designed for students seeking to master complex engineering systems and nuclear technologies.
Nuclear Engineering
The University Network of Excellence in Nuclear Engineering (UNENE) at McMaster University operates through the partnership of 5 Ontario universities that presents a unique, innovative learning experience in Nuclear Engineering with emphasis on nuclear power reactor technology.