MEng Nuclear Engineering
University Of Birmingham
Program Overview
This unique Nuclear Engineering MEng degree course is designed to develop the skills and understanding required to prepare you for the Nuclear Sector. One of the major challenges the UK faces is reshaping how it generates electricity as there is a move away from fossil fuels. The Government are investing in the construction of a suite of new nuclear power stations to deliver 20-40% of the UK’s electricity, both to replace retiring plants and for increased capacity. There is a significant demand for graduates to work in this rapidly growing sector.
Birmingham, United Kingdom
48 Months
£ 24,600
IELTS: 6 TOEFL: 80
Modules:
- Classical Mechanics and Relativity 1
- Design for Structural Applications
- Electromagnetism and Temperature and Matter
- Fundamentals of Materials Science
- Mathematics for Physicists 1A
- Mathematics for Physicists 1B
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