
Associate of Applied Science in Nuclear Power Technology
Overview
The Nuclear Power Technology program at the Bismarck State College (BSC) National Energy Center for Excellence (NECE) is designed for current and future nuclear power employees. Students gain fundamental skills and knowledge needed for many positions in the nuclear industry. Developed in collaboration with EPCE nuclear industry partners, the BSC's Nuclear Power Technology program is approved by the Nuclear Energy Institute.
Through the program, students gain fundamental skills and knowledge required for non-licensed operator, maintenance and chemistry along with a degree specialized for non-licensed operator and health physics positions in nuclear generation systems.
This program is also a great opportunity for present nuclear station employees in non-technical areas, and all employees who are seeking a degree and/or additional training.
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Students may transfer prior college credit and may be eligible to earn credit for relevant life and work experience.
Program Details
Coursework in the program includes access to a full-fidelity nuclear simulator developed specifically for BSC. Courses for this program begin every 8 weeks on a rotating schedule.
Program Requirements
The Associate in Applied Science in Nuclear Power Technology degree requires 65 credit hours:
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Technical program: 50 credit hours
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General education: 15 credit hours