To perform their professional activities in accordance with the expectations the NPP bachelors must be well educated and must possess practical skills in the following fields:

1. Mathematics and Information Technology - linear algebra and analytic geometry; analysis of functions of one or more variables; probability theory and mathematical statistics; vector, tensor and complex analysis; differential equations; basic computer skills, programming and computational physics; fundamentals of information technology including object-oriented programming and database architectures.
2. Physics - mechanics, molecular physics, electricity and magnetism, optics, atomic, nuclear, and elementary particle physics, thermodynamics and statistical physics, theoretical mechanics, electrodynamics, quantum mechanics, astrophysics and cosmology.
3. Specialized training - nuclear and elementary particle physics, dosimetry and radiation protection, nuclear electronics, mathematical statistics for data, analysis, computer simulation of physical processes.

The full curriculum can be find here (pdf).