University of California, Berkeley College of Chemistry 28 courses
The department offers a minor in Nuclear Engineering (NE) that is open to all students who are not majoring in NE and who have completed the necessary prerequisites for the minor requirements. For information regarding the prerequisites, please see the Minor Requirements tab on this page. The Nuclear Engineering (NE) minor is open to any undergraduate who satisfies the following requirements: Declaration of a major (not NE) on the UC Berkeley campus A cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 at the time of applying Completion of the minor must not delay graduation To apply for the minor, submit the Petition for Admission to the Undergraduate Minor to the undergraduate adviser after completion of the prerequisite courses. Upon completion of the minor requirements, submit a Petition for Completion of the Undergraduate Minor to the undergraduate adviser. Visit Department Website
Upper Division Requirements: Core
Complete all of the following.
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| NUCENG 100 | Introduction to Nuclear Energy and Technology | 3 |
Upper Division Requirements: Electives
Complete at least 3 of the following.
Lower Division Requirements: Math, Physics, Engineering
Complete all of the following.
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