9 Nuclear Energy Engineering Master's Degree Programs

According to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), there are currently 440 nuclear reactors in operation around the world. In countries such as the United States, China, the United Kingdom, France, Japan or Brazil, new reactors are being built, while other reactors are in final shutdown, some of them have already been dismantled, others are in progress and others will be dismantled in the near future. future. Spain has different nuclear reactors, including reactors in operation, in permanent shutdown and in the process of being dismantled.

This Nuclear Energy Science and Engineering specialty was founded in 1980. The aim of this specialty is training the graduate students to be the high-level professional talents, mastery of the basic theory about Engineering Thermo-physics ...

Acquisition of knowledge, development of skills and acquisition of competencies for research, development, testing, design, engineering, organizational, managerial and senior management activities in the field of hydrochemical regimes and corrosion of materials in nuclear power plants II- III generation, as well as research and development for the regimes and degradation of materials in nuclear power plants IV generation.

The growing use of nuclear technology in various fields of industrial and service activities, in areas such as health, mining, food industry, agriculture, construction, environment, energy, and others, generates a permanent demand for training and professional development in the field. use of nuclear techniques and the correct handling of radioactive material. The Master's Program in Nuclear Technology, dictated thanks to a framework agreement signed between the Metropolitan Technological University (UTEM) and the Chilean Nuclear Energy Commission (CCHEN), has the purpose of providing technical training in the use of Nuclear Technology to professionals related to activities that require both the application of this technology and the handling of radioactive material in the aforementioned areas.

The Master of Engineering in Nuclear Engineering program is designed to prepare students with advanced knowledge and practical skills in the field of nuclear science and engineering. The program empha...

The Nuclear System Safety Engineering Course curriculum is designed to equip human resources with the motivation and leadership skills required to ensure nuclear safety by system safety engineering. Based on the diverse disciplines, theoretical and practical studies on nuclear safety are made to enhance the system safety approach. Practical courses are also offered to students to help develop skills to communicate with non-experts and ordinary citizens.

Our nuclear engineering program has a solid reputation as one of the oldest, largest, and best equipped in the United States. The curriculum provides a balanced education in virtually all aspects of nuclear engineering principles and practice, from atomic and nuclear theory to reactor design.

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.

The growing use of nuclear technology in various fields of industrial and service activities in the country, in areas such as health, mining, food industry, agriculture, construction, environment, energy, and others, generates a permanent demand for training and development professional in the use of nuclear techniques and the correct handling of radioactive material. The Master's Program in Nuclear Technology has the purpose of providing technical training in the use of Nuclear Technology to professionals related to activities that require both the application of these technologies and the correct handling of radioactive material in the aforementioned areas.