The Bachelor of Science in Engineering Physics combines a comprehensive foundation in scientific theory with focused professional training. Broader and more versatile than a standard engineering degree, the engineering physics major equips you to adapt quickly, drive innovation and advance into leadership roles. You’ll learn from dynamic faculty who are working at the forefront of engineering physics, with advanced undergraduate research opportunities that few programs offer. Our engineering physics degree also features high-quality internships with world-class corporations in manufacturing, automotive and other industries. With small classes, modern facilities and unique industry partnerships, Oakland University’s engineering physics degree qualifies you for jobs in engineering and other high-tech sectors.
The Bachelor of Science in Engineering Physics combines a comprehensive foundation in scientific theory with focused professional training. Broader and more versatile than a standard engineering degree, the engineering physics major equips you to adapt quickly, drive innovation and advance into leadership roles. You’ll learn from dynamic faculty who are working at the forefront of engineering physics, with advanced undergraduate research opportunities that few programs offer. Our engineering physics degree also features high-quality internships with world-class corporations in manufacturing, automotive and other industries. With small classes, modern facilities and unique industry partnerships, Oakland University’s engineering physics degree qualifies you for jobs in engineering and other high-tech sectors.
Oakland University provides an ideal setting for the study of engineering physics. Located in the heart of Southeast Michigan’s industrial hub, we have strong academic and professional connections with international corporate leaders in engineering, manufacturing and research. These relationships create exceptional opportunities for engineering physics majors, both in the classroom and in the job market after graduation.
Graduates of Oakland University’s engineering physics program have an excellent record of success in the job market. Employers actively seek our alumni for their breadth of real-world experience, broad skills and professional polish. You can also pursue graduate studies with an engineering physics degree, with strong qualifications for programs in either engineering or physics.
Engineering physics majors find opportunities in fields such as:
Our engineering physics degree includes a theoretical core, featuring coursework in physics, calculus and applied analysis; and a professional core, with courses in engineering, electric circuits, computer science and computer-aided design. You’ll also choose elective courses that are clustered within a specific area of academic or professional interest, such as applied mechanics or solid-state physics. Elective concentrations are chosen in consultation with faculty advisers in the engineering physics program.
Elective course options vary widely and cover a broad spectrum of subjects. Some examples include:
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