Want to get involved in undergraduate research? The engineering physics major is specifically designed to launch your research career with a math and physics-centered curriculum that bridges the gap between theoretical science and practical engineering. You’ll work in the lab alongside professors at the forefront of their fields, translating emerging science into novel technologies.
Nuclear engineers use nuclear science and technology to tackle some of society’s biggest challenges: expanding clean energy, diagnosing and curing diseases, traveling to distant plants, and reducing the risk of nuclear weapons. Our hands-on curriculum will equip you to keep up with rapidly changing technology, and our close-knit learning community will support your success during your academic career and beyond.
As a master’s student in nuclear engineering and engineering physics, you’ll learn the principles of how radiation intersects with matter, as well as its applications in several areas of engineering physics.
As a PhD student in nuclear engineering and engineering physics, you’ll gain deeper experience studying the interaction of radiation with matter.