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Growing need for nuclear professionals
More nuclear professionals are needed domestically and internationally.
- The demand exceeds the supply of graduates trained in nuclear science and technology.
- Many nuclear professionals are retiring and need to transfer their knowledge to the next generation of experts.
- Nuclear careers exist in the areas of medicine, manufacturing, agriculture, security, and energy.
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Rewarding career opportunities
There are many exciting opportunities for careers in nuclear science and technology.
- Knowledgeable and experienced professionals serve as instructors and mentors to students entering nuclear careers.
- Scholarships, awards, and honors exist for student education and research.
- Nuclear Engineers have the 3rd highest median income among the engineering professions at $102,000/year.
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Math and science education is essential
Support of nuclear science and technology education programs is essential to maintaining our standard of living.
- Teachers, parents and business leaders must encourage young people to consider rewarding careers in nuclear science and technology.
- A scientifically literate population, educated in math and science, is essential for our national economy and security.
- Ensuring a reliable workforce of highly capable people provides opportunities for saving lives, improving our environment, understanding our world and exploring our universe.
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