GraduateSmart
GraduateSmart
Covers the design, operation, and safety of nuclear reactors, radiation protection systems, and nuclear fuel cycles for power generation and medical applications. Students study reactor physics, thermodynamics, nuclear materials, and radiation safety. Graduates work at nuclear power plants, national laboratories, the NRC, and defense agencies.
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Gainesville, FL · $6,381/yr · 24% admit
Field of Study
Engineering
CIP Code
14.2301
Aerospace Engineering
Prepares students to design, analyze, and build aircraft, spacecraft, propulsion systems, and defense technologies. Students study aerodynamics, structural analysis, propulsion, avionics, and orbital mechanics. Graduates work at NASA, aerospace manufacturers, defense contractors, and commercial space companies as aerospace engineers and systems analysts.
Architecture
Building design and architecture
Biomedical Engineering
Applies engineering principles to the design and development of medical devices, diagnostic equipment, prosthetics, tissue engineering systems, and healthcare technologies. Students study biomechanics, biomaterials, medical imaging, and regulatory compliance. Graduates work at medical device companies, hospitals, and research institutions.
Chemical Engineering
Chemical processes and manufacturing
Civil Engineering
Infrastructure and construction engineering
Computer Engineering
Bridges electrical engineering and computer science to design integrated hardware and software systems including processors, embedded systems, and IoT devices. Students study digital circuits, microprocessors, operating systems, and VLSI design. Graduates pursue roles in semiconductor, aerospace, robotics, and consumer electronics industries.
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