University of Wisconsin-Madison College of Engineering
Master in Nuclear Engineering and Engineering PhysicsMadison, USA
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English
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Sep 2025
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Key Summary
About: The Master in Nuclear Engineering and Engineering Physics focuses on the principles and applications of nuclear technology. The program integrates theoretical knowledge and practical skills, preparing students for the evolving energy landscape.
Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue various career paths, including roles in nuclear power plants, research institutions, and government agencies. They may work as nuclear engineers, health physicists, or in regulatory compliance.
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Introduction
The Nuclear Engineering and Engineering Physics graduate program offers curricula and research in neutronics, nuclear materials, systems, reactor safety and fuel cycles and in plasma confinement, applications, and fusion technology.
Facilities include an operating fission reactor, high-temperature thermal-hydraulics systems, the world’s most compact tokamak plasma experiment, and particle accelerators. Nuclear and plasma theory encompass analytical methods and parallel numerical computation.