Master of Engineering [M.Eng] [Nuclear Engineering] From Colorado School of Mines

The Master in Nuclear Engineering is exposed to a broad systems overview of the complete nuclear fuel cycle as well as having detailed expertise in a particular component of the cycle. Breadth is assured by requiring all students to complete a rigorous set of core courses. The core consists of a 13 credit-hour course sequence. The remainder of the course and research work is obtained from the multiple participating departments, as approved for each student by the student's advisor and thesis committee.

Master of Engineering: 36 total credit hours consisting of 13 hours of required core coursework, 12 credit hours of elective core coursework, 2 credit hours of seminar, and 9 credit hours of elective courses.