NE News
Upcoming Events
[Seminar] Molten Salt Applications: Chemistry, Structure and Properties Correlation
Join us in Raleigh NC for the 2021 American Nuclear Society (ANS) Student Conference – April 8-10, 2021Theme: Enlighten, Embrace & Empower
Enlighten ourselves of our past, present and future innovations.
Embrace our role in learning and communicating.
Empower others both inside and outside the nuclear community about our nuclear world.
itrived@ncsu.eduANS Student Chapter President: Brandon Hunter
bjhunter@ncsu.eduOfficial Conference Email Address: ANS2021StudentConference@ncsu.edu
Our department has a unique history. It is home to the first university-based reactor program and Nuclear Engineering curriculum in the United States.
Our Expertise is Diverse
Major Focus Area
Crosscutting/Application Areas
Why Nuclear Engineering at NC State?
Degree Offerings
Undergraduate
- B.S. Nuclear Engineering
- Minor in Nuclear Engineering
- Minor in Health Physics
Graduate
- Accelerated Bachelor’s/Master’s Program
- Master of Nuclear Engineering (MNE) & Master of Science in Nuclear Engineering (MS)
- PhD in Nuclear Engineering
Online Degrees
- Master of Nuclear Engineering (MNE)
Got Questions? Need Answers?
Frequently asked questions page for graduate students
Contact Lisa Marshall, Director of Outreach with other questions
Broaden Your World
Student Organizations: Students can choose from our department organizations or other College of Engineering student organizations to network and learn outside the classroom.
Co-op Experience: Engineering students can gain hands-on job experience while pursuing their degrees, and get paid for it, through the Cooperative Education Program.
Study Abroad: Engineering is a global enterprise. Many employers are looking for graduates with second languages and international exposure. Study abroad can make that happen.
Giving
Donations help the NE department evolve and keep pace with the latest technology, while giving our students the skills, global awareness and sense of responsibility they need to make a difference in the world. Consider supporting the department today. Follow our Give Now link to donate to the Nuclear Engineering Enhancement Fund.