M.Sc. in Physics and Technology of Nuclear Reactors, University of Birmingham

The taught element consists of 180 credits. You will study 120 credits of taught modules and also undertake a 60-credit research project. This project may be conducted at the University, but more frequently in recent years we have arranged for projects to be undertaken within industry, giving students an opportunity for direct interaction and enhancing their employment prospects. ;Career Opportunities;This Physics and Technology of Nuclear Reactors programme offered by the University of Birmingham is a response to the current skills shortage in this area and trains high quality graduates for the nuclear industry. This is a growing sector and the demand for graduates will increase resulting in an excellent potential or rewarding careers. The research element of the programme also equips our graduates to go on to further study for a PhD.;I want to find another Master Course;Get more details;Visit official programme website