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I haven't done that yet. Because I'm still in my first year.

Nuclear & Particle Physics, Computational physics, Computational methods & tools for physics, Analytical Chemistry, Material Science (This is because I have been studying Polymer science as a subject for two years.) and Little bit nuclear chemistry are in my degree. If I were to get an honors...

Ohhh.. Thank you so much for your idea😍 I'll do it definitely.

Thank you so much for your information. 🥹♥️

Yes we can do it too. But then the name of our degree changes to Applied Science. So then we have to do some Applied Science related courses.

I am currently a first-year undergraduate student at the University of Sri Jayewardenepura in Sri Lanka. My majors are Physics, Chemistry, and Polymer Science & Technology. In our program, we study these three majors during the first two academic years. After that, we must select one major to...

There is no direct bachelor's degree in nuclear medicine in Sri Lanka. We can do nuclear medicine only if we get a degree in biological science or physical science. In the first years of those degrees, nuclear science has to be studied as a core course. After that if its GPA is more than 3 we...

TL;DR Summary: If Someone has a Bachelor's degree specialized in Nuclear Medicine OR Nuclear Technology, Can They Do Nuclear Engineering as their Masters? 🤔 There are several children who have done that in Sri Lanka. They now live in countries like Korea and Austria. Would it be difficult for...

If Someone has a Bachelor's of science degree specialized in Nuclear Medicine OR Nuclear Technology, Can They Do Nuclear Engineering as their Masters/PhD? 🤔

Oh Thank you so much brother for your informations☺️

☺️❤️ Thank you

How did you find PF?: I'm using Instagram. My ID is soy_binac (Binur Abeysekara) Hi I'm doing a physics degree in University of Sri Jayawardena Pura, Sri Lanka. I want to know Can I do Nuclear engineering as my masters in future?