Engineering Physics Degrees

Detailed profiles of schools for Engineering Physics from the EdRef college search portal.

Engineering Physics programs give students an understanding of the underlying fundamental principles that drive our modern technological development. Students become familiar with these principles through a deep study of mathematics and physics within a context of engineering. Programs typically include a wide variety of electives as well as laboratory courses to enhance their knowledge of conventional engineering. Much of the focus is on physics and mathematics - the tools of the engineer. This study is combined with the areas of electronics, computers, and lasers, allowing graduates to have a wide range of career options.

Graduate programs admit students with backgrounds in mathematics, physics, and various engineering fields. They conduct research that emphasizes problems in applied science. Students are typically conducting research throughout their graduate studies, and through this research they become prepared to work in national laboratories, private industry, and universities. Their strong background in quantitative skills and their knowledge of physical principles make them excellent candidates for a wide variety of careers.