We offer degrees and minors at the undergraduate level in nuclear engineering and radiological health engineering and at the graduate level in nuclear engineering and health physics. There are many sources of financial assistance including scholarships, fellowships and assistantships. Research facilities include two research reactors (we are the only university with two), seven accelerators (including a unique micro-beam device for determining the response to ionizing radiation on a cell-by-cell basis), and a high-energy pulsed plasma laboratory. A large faculty with diverse expertise, facilities that are second to none, and a history of strong support from college administrators and former students give us the tools needed to equip today's students with skills necessary for the wide-ranging applications of nuclear science and technology.