OoOnrmeir Harnessing The Atom To Make A Better World (NAPSA)—Thoselooking for an exciting and rewarding career may consider opportunities in nuclear science and technology. Nuclear professionals can be found working in a numberofsettings, including government, academia, research laboratories and private industry. For instance, nuclear engineers are engaged in areas such as nuclear medicine, nuclear energy, space exploration, agricultural and biological research, food irra- When it comes to income, nuclear engineers are ranked near the top of the engineering profession—over $100,000 a year. diation, and archaeology and paleontology, to name a few. They also command the third-highest median income among the engineer- ing professions—over $100,000 a year. There is a high demand for graduates of nuclear engineering programs with either B.S. or M.S. degrees. For more information, visit the American Nuclear Society’s web- site at www.ans.org/pi/np/careers/ or call the Outreach Department at (708) 352-6611.
