Bachelor of Science in Engineering - Engineering Physics

Engineering Physics is the interdisciplinary study of engineering and physics with a particular emphasis on solving complex, real-world problems. The engineering physics curriculum includes an emphasis on engineering design, like all engineering programs, while also including more advanced physics than a typical engineering degree. Engineering physics graduates are well suited to applying state-of-the-art technologies to problems in engineering design and manufacturing where established approaches are insufficient. Graduates of engineering physics typically work in high-tech, industrial, and manufacturing settings on teams with other engineers, scientists, engineering technologists, and management to solve real-world design and implementation problems.

Department faculty have expertise in a variety of areas including Materials Science & Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Computational Science which assists students with participation in the final capstone experience course as well as completing the mandatory Fundamentals of Engineering exam.