The Electrical Engineering and Physics, BSEE at Northeastern University is an intercollege combined major designed for students passionate about exploring the fundamental principles of physics while earning an accredited Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. This rigorous undergraduate degree merges a major in physics with the comprehensive electrical engineering curriculum, offering a unique pathway for those interested in solid-state devices, microelectromechanical systems, or nanotechnology. You will gain a deep understanding of both the theoretical underpinnings and practical applications of electronic systems, preparing you for advanced study or a career at the intersection of these critical scientific fields.
This full-time, on-campus program is structured over four years, allowing you to delve into core subjects like circuits and signals, electronics, and electromagnetics, alongside essential mathematics and chemistry. The syllabus includes hands-on experience with computing fundamentals, embedded design for robotics, and advanced calculus. You will develop your analytical and problem-solving skills through a combination of coursework and laboratory work, graduating with a versatile skillset applicable to diverse engineering and scientific challenges.