Master in Nuclear Product Engineering for Power Generation (Level 7) MSc

For MSc Nuclear Product Engineering for Power Generation (Level 7), tuition fees are 23,887 USD per year.

Programme Overview

The MSc in Nuclear Product Engineering for Power Generation is a specialized, industry-led programme developed in partnership with Rolls-Royce Submarines, the University of Sheffield, and the Manufacturing Technology Centre. It is designed to meet the UK Government’s Civil Nuclear Roadmap to 2050 by training engineers to lead the next generation of nuclear product development.

Who is this for?

This master's degree is tailored for working professionals within the nuclear engineering sector who wish to upskill or take on leadership roles. It is ideal for those currently employed in engineering contexts such as design or manufacturing who are looking to integrate systems thinking, data analytics, and advanced manufacturing technologies into their professional practice.

Distinctive Features

• Collaborative delivery: Taught by academic experts and industry leaders from Rolls-Royce and the AMRC.
• Flexible study: Delivered on a part-time, block-release basis to fit around professional careers.
• Career impact: Equips graduates with skills in digital manufacturing, AI in engineering, and safety/quality management tailored to nuclear industry requirements.

The University of Derby, established in 1851 and based in Derby, United Kingdom, combines a strong practical focus with supportive student services. With around 19,685 students and a welcoming international community, Derby offers career-oriented programs across business, engineering, health, arts and sciences. The campus is known for close links to local industry, applied research and professional training that help students develop workplace-ready skills.

Programs often feature placements, live client briefs and industry collaborations that give students hands-on experience and networking opportunities. Facilities include modern workshops, simulation suites and enterprise hubs designed to foster innovation and employability. Academic staff typically maintain strong professional connections, ensuring that teaching reflects current practice and employer expectations.

International students benefit from dedicated support including pre-arrival guidance, English language help and career services focused on internships and graduate employment. Derby’s manageable campus size, supportive teaching approach and emphasis on vocational outcomes make it a good fit for students seeking practical training and direct routes into employment. The university’s community-oriented setting supports both academic growth and personal development.