The nuclear engineering program offers a graduate certificate program to professionals and students who desire to undergo formal instruction in nuclear nonproliferation. The topics in comprising the certificate program are selected from courses available to graduate students in the nuclear engineering program at Missouri University of Science and Technology. All courses are available both in traditional on-campus delivery and online format. The certificate program deployment strategy allows all enrollees to pace their study in manner consistent with the individual's plans.
Curriculum:
The certificate program requires 4 courses equivalent to 12 credit hours. There are 8 courses available to the certificate program, 1 of which is required for the completion of the graduate certificate in nuclear nonproliferation. Program enrollees may select any 3 of the remaining 7 courses toward the completion of the graduate certificate. Enrollees may take 1 or 2 classes each semester so that the certificate program may be completed within 1 to 2 years.
Required Course:
Elective Courses:
Are you a working professional who wants to earn your master's degree, but you don’t have time to take the GRE/GMAT? Then start in a graduate certificate program. Graduate certificates were designed as a pathway to a master's degree.* The admission requirements are more relaxed and credit earned will count toward your degree. Once you successfully earn your graduate certificate, you can continue with the corresponding master's degree without having to take the GRE/GMAT.
*Completion of a graduate certificate program does not automatically guarantee admission into a corresponding graduate degree program. To continue in a master’s degree program, you must apply.
Contact Us
Phone: 573-882-2491
Email: missourionline@umsystem.edu
Dr. Joseph Graham
Associate Professor, Associate Chair of Research and Director of Nuclear Reactor
231 Fulton Hall
Rolla, MO 65409
Phone: 573-341-7759
Email: grahamjose@mst.edu
Web: nuclear.mst.edu/