Carroll University offers the Applied Physics and Engineering Dual Degree major in partnership with the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and the University of Wisconsin-Platteville.
The major requires three years of study at Carroll followed by two years of study at the partner institution, and leads to the B.S. in Applied Physics from Carroll University and the B.S. in one of the engineering disciplines offered by our partner institutions.
With Carroll University’s applied physics and engineering dual degree program, you’ll start your studies at Carroll, covering core courses and laboratories in chemistry, physics, computer science and mathematics. In preparation for your transition to engineering school, at Carroll you will also take general engineering courses covering introduction to engineering, statics, dynamics, strength of materials and electric circuits.
You’ll also be able to build a foundation in other subjects related to the specific engineering major you’re planning to pursue at one of our partner institutions. For example, students interested in biomedical engineering at UW-Milwaukee would take anatomy and physiology courses here at Carroll while students planning to study environmental engineering at UW-Platteville could take additional chemistry or environmental science courses.
Southeastern Wisconsin is the industrial center of the state, and Carroll has developed a strong network of industry relationships in the region. In or close to Waukesha, you have the opportunity to supplement your coursework with internships and local summer jobs that provide practical, real-world experiences and career networking opportunities.
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Students are encouraged to file an application for admission for the first semester (fall) before March 15.
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Studyportals Tip: Students can search online for independent or external scholarships that can help fund their studies. Check the scholarships to see whether you are eligible to apply. Many scholarships are either merit-based or needs-based.
