Nuclear Energy
Nuclear Science and Technology MSc
University of ManchesterA multidisciplinary MSc covering nuclear science, reactor technology, radiation, fuel cycles, safety and advanced technologies for the nuclear sector.
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Study Level
Master's Degree
Study Mode
On Campus
Duration
1 year full-time
Programme Overview
The University of Manchester Nuclear Science and Technology MSc provides interdisciplinary postgraduate education for careers across the nuclear industry.
The programme develops knowledge of nuclear science, reactor technology, radiation, nuclear fuel cycles, nuclear materials, safety and related engineering systems.
Students learn from specialists drawn from science and engineering disciplines and benefit from Manchester's extensive nuclear research capabilities.
The programme is designed for graduates entering nuclear-energy organisations as well as professionals seeking deeper technical expertise.
Students develop analytical, technical and research skills relevant to nuclear power, national laboratories, consultancy, regulation and further academic research.
Entry Requirements
Applicants normally require at least a UK Lower Second-Class honours degree or an equivalent international qualification in a relevant science or engineering discipline.
Suitable backgrounds may include:
Nuclear Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Materials Science
Physics
Chemistry
Chemical Engineering
Other closely related scientific or engineering disciplines
Applicants with significant relevant industrial experience may be considered with a lower academic qualification.
English-Language Requirements
IELTS Academic:
7.0 overall
Minimum 6.5 in each component
TOEFL iBT:
100 overall
Minimum 22 in each component
Pearson PTE Academic:
76 overall
Minimum 70 in each component
Applicants below the direct-entry requirement may be considered for an approved pre-sessional English-language programme.
Career Outcomes
Scholarship Information
The University of Manchester offers postgraduate scholarships and funding opportunities for eligible international students. Global Futures Scholarships Merit-based funding may be available to eligible international applicants from selected countries. Faculty and School Funding Additional scholarships may be offered through the Faculty of Science and Engineering. External Nuclear-Sector Funding Industry, professional bodies and external organisations may provide nuclear-specific scholarships or sponsorship. Eligibility and deadlines vary by admission cycle.