Students

Through the classroom and one-on-one interaction with NSSPI faculty, both graduate and undergraduate students learn about the science and policy concerns in safeguards, security, and nonproliferation.

Hands-on Safeguards Education

NSSPI gives students hands-on safeguards experience through national laboratory training, nuclear facility visits, technical exercises, and other immersive learning opportunities.

Workshops

NSSPI hosts and organizes domestic and international workshops on global nuclear security and nonproliferation topics.

Research

Faculty and students in NSSPI conduct innovative research on all aspects of safeguards, security, and nonproliferation.

Distance Education

NSSPI develops and conducts distance education courses for Texas A&M master’s students. Basic courses on safeguards and security concepts are also available to the public through our web portal.

Curriculum Development

NSSPI faculty offer curriculum development help to professionals from other universities across the globe looking to incorporate nuclear security topics in their courses.

International Collaboration

NSSPI maintains close ties with international colleagues to share information and promote joint research efforts.

Faculty/Scientist Exchange

NSSPI hosts faculty visitors from other organizations and provides instructors to other universities to give courses on nuclear security topics.

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