Bachelor's in Physics leading to the 3+2 Engineering Program

The Physics leading to the 3+2 Engineering Program is a Bachelor of Science pathway that combines physics study with transfer to an engineering school. You spend three years at SUNY Cortland taking the requirements for a degree in physics, then transfer for two years to complete the requirements for a degree in engineering.

The program emphasizes applied mathematics and advanced computer skills. You work with sophisticated science instrumentation in classrooms and teaching laboratories, and you also study and work in a 41-seat digital projection planetarium. You can collaborate with faculty in original research.

It leads to a complete degree after finishing your engineering portion. Career outcomes listed include graduate work in engineering, technical specialist roles, professional engineer roles, and positions in the construction industry.

80 fully funded scholarships are listed for USA. See USA scholarships.