MA/MS in Nuclear Engineering

The nuclear engineering department offers this professional master of engineering alongside its doctorate and a concurrent public policy and nuclear engineering degree. Applicants should consult the department for the curriculum and capstone expectations of the professional track. Master's students complete a defined sequence of graduate study and often a culminating project, so applicants should compare the program's focus with their intended career path before applying. The program page lists an application deadline of January 6, 2027 for Fall entry. The GRE is not required. Tuition and funding vary by student status and are not listed on this page, so applicants should confirm costs and available support with the department and the Graduate Division before committing to enrollment. Contact details and further application steps are on the program page and the university Graduate Division site.