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Nov 23, 2024
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2021-2022 Graduate Academic Calendar [ARCHIVED CALENDAR]
Nuclear Technology, Graduate Diploma - Fuel, Materials and Chemistry
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General graduate diploma requirements
To earn a graduate diploma, students are required to complete four courses approved by the graduate program director that are relevant to one of the areas of specialization. Each diploma has a set of defined courses relevant to the area of specialization and potentially some non-specialist courses. The four courses must be completed within a three-year period with a minimum passing grade of B-minus for each course.
Transfer credit for a course that has been taken at the university, or for a similar course taken at another institution within the last three years, may be granted by the Faculty of Energy Systems and Nuclear Science graduate program director as long as the mark received in the course for which transfer credit is requested was a B or higher. In addition, the course must not have been used to meet the degree or diploma requirements in another program either at the university or at another post‐secondary institution. See the university’s policy on transfer credits for additional information.
The student must select the specific diploma they wish to obtain at the time of registration. Any changes to this choice, and to the selection of courses which are designed to achieve the intent of the specific specialty, must be approved by the graduate program director. It should be noted that any one course can only be counted towards one diploma and that transfer credits between other graduate diploma programs are not permitted.
Students who complete any of the graduate diplomas and wish to be considered for admission to the Master of Applied Science (MASc) or the Master of Engineering (MEng) in Nuclear Engineering may have up to six of the 12 credits counted toward their master’s degree. Students who are enrolled in the graduate diploma program and wish to switch to the MASc or MEng in Nuclear Engineering may apply for admission. If an offer of admission is granted, they may be able to transfer all of their credits from the diploma program to the master’s degree. In this case, they would not receive the graduate diploma. Students who have completed the university’s MASc or MEng in Nuclear Engineering, or an equivalent program, and who wish to enrol in the graduate diploma program may transfer up to six credits toward the diploma depending on the courses they have taken in their master’s program.
Graduate Diploma in Nuclear Technology requirements
As part of the requirements for the graduate diplomas in Nuclear Technology, students must complete the following:
- A minimum of two courses from the specialty, including at least one NUCL course.
- No more than one course from another specialty and/or up to two courses from the non-specialist common courses.
- A minimum of two NUCL courses at the 5000 level.
Subject to the approval of the graduate program director, one graduate course may be taken that is not listed for the graduate diplomas in Nuclear Technology (e.g., from a graduate program offered by other faculties at the university).
Of the four required courses for each graduate diploma, no more than one may be selected from the specified undergraduate course options.
Fuel, Materials and Chemistry courses
Non-specialist courses common to all diploma programs
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