Programs Which Engineering Major Best Suits a Career in Nuclear Power?

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The discussion centers on choosing between Chemical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering as a major, with a focus on a career in nuclear power. The individual aims to obtain a nuclear certificate regardless of the chosen major. However, nuclear engineering is not available as a degree at their university, only as a certificate. The conversation highlights the importance of aligning the major with career goals in the nuclear sector, particularly in military or industrial settings.
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Hi, I have to decide my engineering major before Feb 25th 2009. I think I narrowed it down to Chemical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering. I want to work with nuclear power(I plan to get a nuclear certificate with either major), with the military or in a plant or business setting. Any suggestions?
 
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Nuclear engineering isn't offered at my University. Just a certificate
 
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