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Engineering Physics

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Degree

Engineering

Work Experience

Co-op

Cut off Range:

75-85%

Program Summary

Engineering Physics is a challenging program for students who want to combine the strengths of physics and engineering. You will gain a broad and strong foundation in material science, applied physics, electronics and nanotechnology, and learn to apply it in the development of new technologies which include, but are not limited to, nanotechnology, semiconductor devices, optical systems, telecommunications and related computer hardware.

The Engineering Physics program is fully accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board, allowing graduates to meet the educational requirements for registering as a professional engineer.

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The Carleton Advantage

Our internationally renowned Bachelor of Engineering degree offers an exceptionally comprehensive range of programs. Engage in practical, real-world training, collaborate on challenging projects and express your creativity and innovation in preparation for a rewarding career in a highly desired engineering field.

Carleton is one of the few universities in the country with its own in-house IC fabrication facilities.

Carleton’s location near Canada’s high technology centre at Kanata North enables you to develop contacts that could lead to opportunities during work terms and after graduation.

Carleton has several design teams you can join to put your learning into practice. From building a functional race car to launching a rocket, our clubs and societies can give you many great opportunities.

What students are saying

Engineering Physics offers the best of both worlds: my physics courses gives me a solid foundation in first-principles thinking, and my engineering courses give me a design-based approach to problem-solving. In my second year, I can start to see the possibilities that this opens up, from graduate studies in biophotonics to working in industry on semiconductor devices. I like that the program is small because it makes it easier to bond with other students and get help with assignments, but we're also part of the Carleton Students Engineering Society, so we still get to hang out with other Engineering students, too.

Sophie Beraud, Engineering Physics student

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