The School of Nuclear Energy at PDPU is offering a two-year fully residential postgraduate Masters in Technology (MTech) programme in Nuclear Engineering.
The inaugural function was attended by Prabhat Kumar, project director, Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd; DJ Pandian, managing director, Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation; Kartik Kullar, director-general, PDPU; NR Dave, advisor to PDPU; and Naresh Jotwani, director of the School of Nuclear Energy.
“The programme is divided into four semesters, where students will study 20 subjects like advanced mathematical applications in nuclear engineering, turbine generator and feed water systems. In the last semester, the students will have to submit a dissertation and work on an industrial project work,” said Naresh Jotwani, director, School of Nuclear Energy.
“After the 123 agreement with the US, which is in India’s favour, we are able to get enough uranium supplies from other countries. There are tremendous growth opportunities in the field, not only in government departments but also in the business world,” Prabhat Kumar said.
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