What do graduates do?
- Nuclear power operators
- Utilities companies
- Engineering firms
- Decommissioning projects
Before you apply
Most nuclear engineers hold an engineering or science degree, such as physics or mechanical engineering.
Examples of schools where you can study this subject
4 schools in 2 countries. Programmes were checked on the schools’ own websites. These are only examples; every country has many more options. We choose the schools that fit your budget, documents and goals together.
USA
Penn State UniversityNuclear EngineeringPenn State UniversityNuclear Engineering (BS) · University ParkTennessee Tech UniversityNuclear Engineering · CookevilleTexas A&M UniversityNuclear Engineering (BS) · College Station
Canada
Ontario Tech UniversityEnergy and Nuclear Engineering · OshawaWhat to know, country by country
For each country where you can study this subject: an example tuition fee and the next step in the timeline. You can find the details in our country guides.
- 7 November 2026
SAT exam (next date 5 December 2026). Whether a school asks for a test varies by school
- 7 November 2026
Recommended application date for the University of Toronto first review rounds (OUAC 105)
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- We choose schools from 26 countries that fit your grades, budget and documents.
- We gather every school’s application timeline, required documents and exam scores in one list.
- We put tuition fees and living costs side by side.
- We prepare your application file and personal statement together.
Other fields of study in this category
Last checked: November 2026.
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