Talent
Ranked third in Ontario for engineering, we offer Canada's only accredited Nuclear Engineering undergraduate program. Through modern facilities, hands-on learning, and strong industry partnerships, we equip graduates with the skills needed for success in the nuclear sector.
Expert-led programming offered in the classroom and online
We provide specialized programming to meet the diverse needs of the nuclear sector, including:
- Canada's only accredited Nuclear Engineering undergraduate program.
- Our new Energy Engineering Program covers hydrogen, electrical, nuclear, renewable and energy storage systems.
- Engineering programs in electrical, mechanical, software, and mechatronics engineering.
- Graduate diplomas in Nuclear Design Engineering and Nuclear Technology, designed for industry professionals to enhance their skills efficiently.
View all of our nuclear programs
Learning environment
Students have access to new, modern buildings, libraries and innovative labs, including:
- Corrosion and Electrochemistry Laboratory
- Energy Systems and Nuclear Science Research Centre (ERC)
- Environmental Radiation Laboratory
- High- Performance Computing and Visualization Laboratory
- Nuclear Simulation Laboratory
- Radiation Protection Laboratory
- Scientific Instrumentation Laboratory
Our students develop comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in nuclear science and technology through specialized programs, co-op placements, and internships. Collaborating with faculty and industry experts, students apply their learning to real-world projects, addressing critical industry challenges.
Our strong industry partnerships give students valuable networking opportunities and access to advanced technologies, preparing them with the expertise the nuclear sector demands. Partner organizations benefit by engaging talented students and building relationships with future employees.
Our specialized programs are tailored to meet industry needs, including:
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Advanced Operations Overview for Managers (AOOM) program for Ontario Power Generation managers.
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Small modular reactor design and engineering courses, in partnership with the Organization of Canadian Nuclear Industries.
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Master's and graduate diplomas through the University Network of Excellence in Nuclear Engineering (UNENE).
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The on-campus IAEA Collaborating Centre.
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Continuous learning programs, such as the Nuclear Professional Development Centre - CANDU Decommissioning and Nuclear-Research Hybrid Energy Systems certificate.