Nuclear Engineering

The main objective of this doctoral program is to prepare graduates for a career in research and/or teaching in academia or industry; leadership positions that require problem solving skills with highly specialized knowledge often in interdisciplinary fields; or positions involving management of finances, projects and people.

The main objective of the PhD program in Nuclear Engineering is to prepare graduates for a career that includes research and/or teaching in academia or industry, as well as for leadership positions that require problem solving skills with highly specialized knowledge, often in interdisciplinary fields, and the management of finances, projects and people. Graduates of the program will be able to work in research labs in both industry and government or as academics in universities. 

PhD students will obtain their degree through a combination of advanced course work, independent research, research seminars, mandatory workshops, research publication and a research dissertation.

Master's minimum admission requirements

• Bachelor's Degree Equivalent: Bachelor’s
• Mid-B Equivalent: 3.23 - 3.45; 78.7 - 81.2 per cent; Very Good (mid-range)

Doctoral minimum admission requirements

• Master's Degree Equivalent: Master’s
• B+ Equivalent: 3.46 - 3.67; 81.3 - 83.9 per cent; Very Good (high range)

After you have explored graduate programs at Ontario Tech University, there are five steps you must go through to complete the application process. Please review each step carefully before proceeding to the next step. After you have completed the first five steps in the application process, you can proceed to step six to check the status of your application.

• Step 1: Review admission requirements.
• Step 2: Check application deadlines.
  
• Step 3: Prepare your application.
• Step 4: Apply online.
• Step 5: Send your documents.
• Step 6: Check your application status online.

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