As specified by didactic regulations, 120 credits are required to obtain the degree. They include the preparation of a Degree Thesis (15 credits).
Both classroom and laboratory (experimental and numerical) activities are foreseen.
Visits at plants and research laboratories are also foreseen.
First, look at the general rules about study plans at POLIMI!
Then you can go to the updated info about the MSc in Nuclear Engineering:
– Educational Rules (Regolamento Didattico)
– Programme Courses (Manifesto degli Studi).
Like any other MSc programme at POLIMI, the Nuclear Engineering faculty designated a specific commission to support students in their preparation of the study plan.
Here are the key contacts:
- prof. Stefano Lorenzi <stefano.lorenzi@polimi.it>
- prof. Matteo Passoni <matteo.passoni@polimi.it>
- prof. Andrea Pola <andrea.pola@polimi.it>
- prof. Alessandro Maffini <alessandro.maffini@polimi.it>