Master of Science in Nuclear Environmental Protection

The Master of Science in Nuclear Environmental Protection provides students with a solid foundation in nuclear technology with particular emphasis on the role of environmental protection.

The program leverages the unique expertise, facilities, and infrastructure available in Catholic University’s Vitreous State Laboratory, which is actively involved in numerous nuclear environmental projects in the United States and abroad.

Emphasizing experiential learning and practical applications, the program is taught by experts and professionals in the midst of ongoing projects conducted for the nuclear industry. The importance of this aspect is further emphasized by the requirement of a final project and internship.

Online Application (no application fee) Official Transcripts from previous colleges/universities Unofficial transcripts accepted for review One letter of recommendation Resume or CV Professional Goal Statement Minimally accepted TOEFL scores, when applying for graduate programs, are 550-paper; 213-computer; and 80 Internet. Students taking the TOEFL should have at least 20 out of 30 in each of the TOEFL subcategories. The minimally accepted graduate IELTS score is 6.5. Individual IELTS test module scores are also reviewed in addition to the overall IELTS score. Secondary School Report International candidates are asked to have their secondary school or high school guidance counselor complete the Secondary School Report. If your school does not have a guidance counselor, another school official who knows you and your academic work well may complete the form. This form allows the guidance counselor/school official to evaluate your involvement, motivation and potential as a student. This information adds an important dimension to your credentials. Additional recommendations may be included in your application in an open letter format. Official/Attested Copy of Transcripts Arrange to have your secondary school, high school, or college send the required educational documents directly to The Catholic University of America. The University requires official records of educational study leading to the earned degree(s) or certificate(s). Transcripts of previous academic training should show courses taken, grades obtained, and proof of graduation. All official/attested transcripts must have an original seal or stamp from the issuing institution. All transcripts must be translated into English and evaluated before they will be reviewed. SpanTran is our recommended international transcript evaluation service.