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Finish in Four*
with the skills to launch your career
Be prepared to enter the world of Applied Sciences and Engineering
knowing you have strengthened and refined your skills in communication, critical thinking, and collaboration over the past four years. With a degree in engineering physics, at graduation you will be prepared to:
- clearly communicate scientific and engineering principles in oral, written, and electronic formats to a wide audience.
- demonstrate problem solving, critical thinking and analytical reasoning as applied to science and engineering problems.
- design and carry out engineering designs to meet the specifications of the project.
Explore our Graduate Outcomes to learn more about what our graduates are doing today.
Program Highlights
Astronomy in the 21st Century
At Austin College’s Adams Observatory, you will gain “out-of-this-world” research experience using cutting-edge astronomical equipment. You will make new discoveries and learn techniques used at professional observatories around the globe.
A 3/2 engineering program provides you the opportunity to earn two undergraduate degrees by obtaining a liberal arts background before specializing in an engineering field.
The Austin College Weather Station (ACWX), located on Austin College's Sneed Environmental Research Area approximately 10 miles west of Sherman, provides valuable opportunities for students to study weather and climate in North Texas.
All thoughtful and scientifically trained people are called to lead at some point in their lives. The STAR Leadership program works to ensure that graduates are not only well prepared to work in STEM fields but are also empowered to lead in their careers and communities.
The Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics & Computer Science, Psychology, Physics, and Public Health Departments are dedicated to excellence in undergraduate research during the academic year and throughout the summer.
Meet our Faculty & Staff
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Popular Courses
- Vibration, Waves, and Optics
- Statics and Engineering Design
- Modern Physics
- Electronics
- Advanced Instrumentation and Robotics
- Atmospheric Physics
- Research Experiences in Physics