As an engineering physics major, you’ll dive into research alongside professors who work at the frontier of translating emerging science into novel technologies. With a curriculum designed specifically to launch your research career and a tight-knit community of scholars, you’ll find a supportive environment to pursue a flexible math and physics-centered curriculum and publish an undergraduate thesis.
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.