Master of Engineering (MEng) emphasis:

Nuclear Engineering

Questions?

If you have questions about the Nuclear Engineering emphasis, please contact mse.grad@utoronto.ca.

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With nuclear energy playing an expanding role in clean, reliable power and emerging technologies like small modular reactors and nuclear medicine, the new Master of Engineering (MEng) emphasis in Nuclear Engineering prepares graduates to meet the growing demand for highly trained professionals in Ontario and beyond.

Gain sought-after knowledge and expertise that will enable you to contribute to the safe, efficient and innovative application of nuclear technologies. This emphasis positions you well to choose a professional path across industry, government and research institutions.

Program Eligibility

The Nuclear Engineering emphasis is open to Master of Engineering (MEng) students in the following departments:

You cannot apply to the emphasis directly as a standalone program. If you are a prospective student, you can learn more about applying to our MEng programs here.

Careers

This emphasis equips students with the skills required to meet the growing demand for highly qualified personnel in the global nuclear sector.

Graduates of the MEng emphasis in Nuclear Engineering are well-prepared for careers in:

Nuclear energy generation, including small modular and advanced reactors
Nuclear research and development in academia and national laboratories
Radiation and radioisotope applications in health care and industry
Nuclear safety, regulation and policy advisory
Emerging fields such as nuclear-enabled hydrogen production and fusion energy

Emphasis Requirements

MEng students must successfully complete four half courses (2.0 FCE), including one core course. The remaining coursework may be taken from the lists below.

Some courses may satisfy the requirements of multiple MEng emphases. Students may double-count a maximum of one course towards the requirements of any two emphases.

Students cannot earn more than two emphases. 