Physics/Engineering Dual Degree (B.S.)

The Department of Physics offers a dual degree program which allows students to begin their studies at UNG and after completing a specified 90-credit-hour curriculum, transfer to the engineering college where they complete a degree in engineering. While at UNG, students take foundational and upper division courses in mathematics in addition to core curriculum courses. When the engineering degree is completed, the students receive a second bachelor’s degree from UNG. Engineering schools are the following universities are participants:

The Georgia Institute of Technology
Kennesaw State University
Georgia Southern University

University of Georgia
Clemson University
Mercer University

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