Facts
about TAMU-NEEnrollment:
Undergraduate: 310
Graduate: 134Faculty Members: 18
Rank (among public institutions):
Undergraduate: 2
Graduate: 3
The Texas A&M Nuclear Engineering Department is currently the largest in the USA. But even more importantly, our academic program educates and prepares nuclear professionals for careers that span the full gamut of this extraordinary technical discipline. Accordingly, the Texas A&M Nuclear Engineering Department faculty has a wide spectrum of expertise and research interest, and we support an impressive list of research facilities. Yet, with all this, we are a relatively small department in which students have easy access to the faculty. We are committed to maintaining a "family environment."
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Congratulations to Timothy Jacomb-Hood for being chosen as a Nuclear Forensics Graduate Fellow. It was said that this year was a very competitive application cycle. A recent graduate of Penn State University with a degree in Nuclear Engineering, Tim grew up in Yardley, a small town near Philadelphia. He has been interested in nuclear security for several years now. Last summer, he was awarded the Nuclear Forensics Undergraduate Scholarship. After obtaining his Ph.D., he hopes to work at a national... >>Read article.
