MIT Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering (NSE) offers the SB in Nuclear Science and Engineering (Course 22), a comprehensive undergraduate program covering the scientific and engineering foundations of nuclear technologies across fission, fusion, radiation science, materials, and systems. The degree chart includes core subjects such as 22.01 Introduction to Nuclear Engineering and Ionizing Radiation, 22.02 Introduction to Applied Nuclear Physics, 22.05 Neutron Science and Reactor Physics, 22.06 Engineering of Nuclear Systems, 22.061 Fusion Energy, 22.09 Principles of Nuclear Radiation Measurement and Protection, 22.033 Nuclear Systems Design Project, communication-intensive (CI-M) subjects, and an undergraduate thesis (22.THT/22.THU). The program integrates GIRs, lab requirements (can be met by 22.09), a mathematics elective, and approved electives to reach 186 units in-major, preparing graduates for careers in energy, medicine, security, and research involving nuclear technologies. The department page describes undergraduate and graduate pathways, including flexible 22-ENG and a five-year combined SB/SM option, but the Course 22 SB is the dedicated bachelor’s in Nuclear Science and Engineering. Recent MIT subject listings for AY2025 show active undergraduate offerings aligned to the SB curriculum and updated fall 2025 schedules, confirming current course availability in the discipline. 来源： https://student.mit.edu/catalog/m22a.html