Nuclear Engineering

Explore ENGG 880BE: Nuclear Engineering Professional Development Course

Offered through Southeast College in partnership with the University of Regina

ENGG 880BE – Nuclear Engineering

Prepare yourself for Saskatchewan’s advancing nuclear sector, especially the emerging Small Modular Reactor (SMR) landscape, with this unique hybrid course delivered by University of Regina faculty, available through Southeast College.

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Course Schedule & Details

  • Start Date: September 8, 2025 – Dec 15, 2025
  • Delivery: Hybrid (weekday evening classes)
  • Location: U of R College Avenue Campus & online via Zoom
  • Format: Weekly 3‑hour lectures, Monday evenings
  • Contact Hours: 42
  • Instructor: Arthur Situm
  • Fee: $1,800 (Non-credit Engineering Fee)

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 Why Choose This Course?

  • Comprehensive Nuclear Content
    Study reactor physics (neutronics), thermal hydraulics, criticality safety, radiation protection, the nuclear fuel cycle, waste management, and the latest SMR technologies—including BWRX‑300 and e‑Vinci designs.
  • Accessible and Inclusive
    No prior nuclear engineering background is required. Basic Grade 12 mathematics is helpful, but the course is designed for learners at all levels.
  • Flexible Hybrid Format
    Attend live evening sessions on Mondays at U of R’s College Avenue Campus or participate online via Zoom—ideal for working professionals.

 Who Should Enroll?

This non‑credit professional development course is ideal for:

  • Practicing energy or power workers, including those transitioning from coal-fired operations
  • Consultants, engineers, technical professionals, or those pursuing a deeper understanding of SMR and nuclear energy technologies
  • Lifelong learners interested in clean, emerging energy systems
  • Seats are limited so enroll early to ensure your spot

Upon completion, participants receive an official letter of completion recognizing professional development hours (note: this is non-credit and does not contribute toward a university degree).

What You Will Learn

  • Fundamental principles of fission and fusion technologies
  • Core design and operational concepts of advanced nuclear reactors
  • Radiation shielding, protection, and safety systems
  • Nuclear fuel cycle management and radioactive waste methods
  • Applications and prospects of SMRs in Saskatchewan energy contexts, including BWRX‑300 and e‑Vinci

Southeast College—partnered with the University of Regina’s Centre for Continuing Education—welcomes you to join this high‑impact professional development opportunity. Enroll today and be part of Saskatchewan’s nuclear energy journey.

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