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 Engineers are creators and inventors who solve complex, real-world problems using science and math. For every building constructed and new technology invented, an engineer has left their mark. Will you be next?
The Bachelor of Science: Engineering Physics prepares students to solve challenges in Engineering with Applied Physics and vice versa. The program is ideal for students who have an interest in both fields and seek employment in engineering disciplines that require a deeper knowledge of physical principles, such as aerospace, nanotechnology, computing and nuclear science or those students who intend to pursue a graduate degree in Engineering. The Bachelor of Science: Engineering Physics program provides students with a solid foundation in physics, mathematics, problem solving and engineering design skills. You’ll enjoy an array of opportunities – from traditional classroom and laboratory settings, to hands-on research and design experiences. | |
The BS Engineering Physics Program provides undergraduate Engineering Physics (EP) majors an integrated science and engineering education, ensuring our students gain a comprehensive understanding of how to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world challenges effectively in professional and academic contexts. Through personalized mentoring, hands-on instrumentation experience, and analytical methods, we provide an environment for students to achieve personal and professional goals. The Department of Physics and Engineering, in line with the University's mission, fosters a learner-centered atmosphere with small classes, enabling faculty to attend to each student's personal and academic growth. Our rigorous curriculum ensures student success at UST and prepares them for future academic pursuits and employment. The faculty in Physics and Engineering at UST fully embraces the ethos, culture, and spirit of the university, emphasizing critical thinking, competence, effective communication, and ethical leadership. A few years after graduation, graduates of the Engineering Physics program demonstrate: - Professional competence in the fields of Engineering & Physics and contributes to the global body of knowledge of both fields through graduate studies, research and development, applications and applied physics, inventions, and other forms of innovation.
- Their leadership, aptitude, and skills in the fields of Engineering and Physics, as manifested in their ability to communicate thoughts and ideas through written, oral, or visual means.
- A sense of social responsibility, ethical behavior and professional commitment through involvement in diverse community engagement activities and active membership in professional organizations in the fields of Engineering and/or Physics.
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139,300 Projected new engineering jobs OVER THE NEXT 10 YEARS Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics #9 Engineering career ranking for MOST IN DEMAND JOB BY EMPLOYERS Source: ManpowerGroup $102,500 Annual Median Salary FOR ENGINEER IN THE US Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
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A UNIVERSE OF POSSIBILITIES  Choosing UST's Bachelor of Science: Engineering Physics program opens up a future of excellent job opportunities. UST is located at the epicenter of the job market for engineers. Not only does Texas boast the #1 average median salary for STEM careers, Houston, the energy capital of the world, is the #2 job market for engineers in the United States, according to Forbes Magazine.
Many employers value the combination of the unique problem-solving approach of physics and knowledge in engineering core subjects combined in the B.S. in Engineering Physics degree. Possible jobs: - Scientist
- Engineer
- Computer software or hardware developer
- Patent lawyer
- Journalist
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Engineering Physics is a relatively new field in engineering. If you have a strong interest in both engineering and physics, this program prepares you to design, develop and apply new solutions in engineering, from research and development to education, medicine, law and business. The program culminates with Capstone Engineering Design classes in the 4th year, where you’ll work in a small group on one project from idea to design to realization.
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Join the Bachelor of Science: Chemical Engineering program at UST and learn to apply the principles of chemistry, physics, and engineering to design chemical plant equipment and develop chemical processes for manufacturing a variety of products such as fuel, chemicals, drugs and food.
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Engineering has always been an in-demand field with a constant need for critical thinkers and problem solvers. In the Bachelor of Science: Mechanical Engineering program you will learn the fundamentals of what it takes to be a great engineer.
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Join UST’s Bachelor of Science: Electrical Engineering program to gain a strong foundation in general Engineering, Physics and other STEM subjects as well as knowledge in specialized upper division classes, such as electronics, microprocessors, control systems and robotics. Unique electives will allow you to tailor the curriculum to your desired career goals.
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Small Class Sizes  With a low student to faculty ratio, at UST you will get focused instruction, plenty of opportunities to interact with faculty one on one and personal attention from seasoned professors helping you to succeed in your chosen career goals. Hands On Experience  Abundant opportunity to perform laboratories and participate in undergraduate research to get the tools you need to be successful in an engineering career. Design Oriented Program  From your first year as an engineering student, the curriculum is focused on developing fundamental problem solving skills, honing critical thinking abilities, and following the engineering design process through a number of design related courses.
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Women in Engineering Shine at UST - Over 30% of the students in UST’s physics and engineering program are women, remarkable among universities.
- Half the UST physics and engineering faculty members are women, serving as strong role models for women in engineering careers.
- Studying and working alongside other women helps you visualize your own success, making you more competitive as a woman in science.
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