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Dear Diana,

 
Whether it's protecting the environment by reducing the emission of greenhouse gases, applying radiation to combat cancer and other diseases, or designing propulsion systems for deep space exploration, a degree in nuclear engineering opens a world of career opportunities. Purdue’s Nuclear Engineering (NE) can help you succeed in areas like health care, energy, national security and the environment.
 
Why Nuclear Engineering? Here are a few highlights about our program:

  • We’re a tight-knit community of about 70 undergraduates and 15 professors. By the time you graduate, you’ll have taken a course from each faculty member and developed close relationships with your classmates. We work together to create a positive and diverse environment where you can learn and discover.

  • NE is meeting society’s demands for nuclear innovations by producing 10 percent of the nation’s nuclear engineers. Our students graduate ready to become leaders in the field of nuclear engineering – and ready to make an impact on our world!

  • Do you want hands-on research experience? We support and encourage undergraduate research, and offer our students opportunities for international experiences. And we’re one of only a handful of universities to have a nuclear reactor. Research experience with Purdue University’s Reactor Number One (PUR-1) will put you at the forefront among nuclear engineers!

Want to learn more? Applications to Purdue University opened on August 1, so schedule a tour or visit our website to learn more about Why NE!

Tiffany Stergar
Academic Program Administrator
School of Nuclear Engineering

 
 
 
 

Purdue Nuclear Engineering

765-494-5739
ne@purdue.edu
www.engineering.purdue.edu/NE

 

 
 
 

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