The BSc Computer Engineering and Physics at Northeastern University is designed for ambitious students seeking to bridge the fundamental principles of physics with the practical applications of computer engineering. You will explore the intricate relationship between theoretical physics and the design of advanced computing systems, preparing you for a future where innovation demands a deep understanding of both domains. This integrated, intercollege major is ideal for those who possess a strong aptitude for mathematics and science, and who are driven to solve complex problems at the intersection of these critical fields.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate program is structured over four years, providing you with a comprehensive curriculum that includes core courses in computing fundamentals, circuits and signals, digital design, and embedded systems, alongside essential physics principles. You will engage in hands-on learning through laboratory work and potentially participate in significant engineering capstone projects, allowing you to apply theoretical knowledge to practical challenges. Upon graduation, you will possess a unique skill set, making you a competitive candidate for advanced research roles or careers in technology development, aerospace, or advanced materials science.