The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Physics (BSEE) at Northeastern University is designed for ambitious students eager to bridge the fundamental principles of physics with the cutting-edge applications of electrical engineering. You will delve into core concepts such as circuits, signals, electronics, and electromagnetics, while simultaneously exploring the physical phenomena that underpin technological innovation. This rigorous undergraduate program prepares you for advanced study or a career in fields like solid-state devices, nanotechnology, and advanced materials science, offering a unique interdisciplinary perspective.
This full-time, on-campus degree is structured over four years, integrating theoretical learning with practical application through hands-on labs and projects. You will engage with foundational mathematics and physics, alongside specialized electrical engineering courses, culminating in a capstone experience where you will apply your knowledge to solve complex engineering challenges. Graduates will possess a strong foundation in both theoretical physics and practical electrical engineering, equipping them for diverse roles in research, development, and advanced technological industries.