Rolls-Royce
Location
Remote (UK)
Deadline
26 October 2026
Type
virtual simulation
Overview Nuclear engineering at Rolls-Royce is about delivering safe, reliable, and sustainable power solutions — from powering submarines to future low-carbon energy. In this free virtual experience, you will explore the complex world of nuclear technology, gain foundational engineering skills, and see if this critical field could be the right path for you. This virtual experience gives you a behind-the-scenes look at nuclear engineering. You will take part in interactive activities, hear from real Rolls-Royce nuclear engineers, and discover how nuclear energy plays a key role in defence. From understanding core physics to implementing robust safety systems, you will learn how scientific rigour and meticulous planning come together in this part of engineering.
Entry Requirements
Not published for this listing
The employer hasn't published structured entry requirements through this listing. Check their application page for GCSEs, A-Levels, or any other entry criteria.
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Rolls-Royce offers engineering or operations work where safety, quality, practical problem-solving, documentation, and teamwork are usually important.
Student note
Strong examples include hands-on projects, analytical thinking, safe working, process improvement, and communicating technical ideas clearly.
Typical process
Fewer than 5% of applicants for engineering graduate programmes
Online application
Day 1
Online tests (numerical and situational)
1–2 weeks after application
Video interview
1–2 weeks after tests
Competency and motivational questions. Research Rolls-Royce's programmes in power systems, aerospace, and defence.
Assessment centre
2–4 weeks after video interview
Engineering exercises, group discussion, and senior leader interview. Safety mindset and systematic thinking are assessed.
Application tips
Location
Remote (UK)
Deadline
26 October 2026
Type
virtual simulation
Overview Nuclear engineering at Rolls-Royce is about delivering safe, reliable, and sustainable power solutions — from powering submarines to future low-carbon energy. In this free virtual experience, you will explore the complex world of nuclear technology, gain foundational engineering skills, and see if this critical field could be the right path for you. This virtual experience gives you a behind-the-scenes look at nuclear engineering. You will take part in interactive activities, hear from real Rolls-Royce nuclear engineers, and discover how nuclear energy plays a key role in defence. From understanding core physics to implementing robust safety systems, you will learn how scientific rigour and meticulous planning come together in this part of engineering.
Entry Requirements
Not published for this listing
The employer hasn't published structured entry requirements through this listing. Check their application page for GCSEs, A-Levels, or any other entry criteria.
See entry requirements on employer listingUse these cues to judge how complete and actionable this listing looks.
Rolls-Royce offers engineering or operations work where safety, quality, practical problem-solving, documentation, and teamwork are usually important.
Student note
Strong examples include hands-on projects, analytical thinking, safe working, process improvement, and communicating technical ideas clearly.
Typical process
Fewer than 5% of applicants for engineering graduate programmes
Online application
Day 1
Online tests (numerical and situational)
1–2 weeks after application
Video interview
1–2 weeks after tests
Competency and motivational questions. Research Rolls-Royce's programmes in power systems, aerospace, and defence.
Assessment centre
2–4 weeks after video interview
Engineering exercises, group discussion, and senior leader interview. Safety mindset and systematic thinking are assessed.
Application tips