LUT describes the Nuclear Engineering master’s programme as covering nuclear reactors, nuclear power plants, nuclear energy and safety, and power plant processes linked to power conversion and nuclear safety. The programme also covers energy economics, environmental impacts, savings and emissions.
At LUT, nuclear engineering research and education focus on nuclear power plant engineering, nuclear safety, and reactors for new applications, including next generation technologies. The programme is taught in English and uses contact teaching. It has a planned duration of two years and a scope of 120 ECTS credits.
The programme leads to the degree of Master of Science (Technology).