Build the scientific depth of a physics degree and the applied problem-solving skills of engineering through EIU’s cooperative 3+2 pathway. Begin in small, faculty-taught classes at EIU, then complete an engineering degree at a partner university while working toward two bachelor’s degrees.
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Engineering Physics is designed for curious, analytical students who want to understand why complex systems work and how to make them work better. This cooperative 3+2 program combines approximately three years of physics, mathematics, computing and engineering preparation at EIU with approximately two years in an engineering program at a partner university. After completing both institutions’ requirements, students earn a B.S.
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