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This is a five-year program resulting in a Bachelor of Arts in physics and a Bachelor of Science in engineering. Students first attend Duquesne University for three years and then spend two years at an associate school, either Case Western Reserve or the... Read more University of Pittsburgh. The 3/2 Model: Years 1, 2 and 3 are spent at Duquesne University for a minimum of 100 credits, 25 of them in physics. At the end of year 3 students formally transfer to Pitt or Case Western, for years 4 and 5 of the program. Depending on the engineering major of choice, between 74 and 86 credits are transferable from the Physics major to the Engineering major. Most engineering majors can be completed in years 4 and 5 without the need to take summer classes. In all cases, close advisement and proper planning of the five years is required, which is accomplished under the simultaneous guidance of advisors from both Schools. At the completion of the requirements for the engineering degree, 20 credits transfer back to Duquesne in order to complete the physics degree. The Physics Major: Binary engineering students at Duquesne receive the attention that every student in the major enjoys. They are also entitled to every opportunity open to Physics majors, such as student employment as tutors or lab assistants, and undergraduate research. The Advantage: When binary engineering students transfer to Engineering School, they take with them a solid foundation of rigorous study habits and problem solving skills. They also carry with them a unique perspective to approach engineering problems where physics is involved. The physics degree enhances the marketability of the engineering degree by combining it with hard skills that are very rare in the job market. Zero Risk: Even if you change your mind about the Physics degree soon enough, if you qualify for admission, you may transfer directly from the freshman year at Duquesne into the sophomore year at Engineering school, because the freshman year is common to both. There is nothing to lose for the opportunity to experience learning of the highest quality in a liberal arts setting. If your mind is set on engineering, but there is still room for physics in your heart, ask us about our Binary Engineering program. Chances are you'll find it just right for you. Binary Engineering Program Curriculum: Students pursuing the Binary Engineering Program must complete 100 credits during their first 3 years at Duquesne, which include: 28 University Core credits, 13 BSNES Core credits, 34 Science, Computer Science, and Math credits, 15 Basic Physics credits: PHYS 211, 212, 302, 312, and 374, 10 Intermediate and Advanced Physics Elective credits (any 300 level or above) and any prerequisite courses for the chosen engineering major, by cross-registration at Pitt. To graduate, a student must complete the Bachelor of Science degree in engineering at Case Western Reserve University or the University of Pittsburgh and transfer back 20 credits to complete a Bachelor of Arts degree at Duquesne.Read less
Program overview
Main Subject
Engineering - General
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
This is a five-year program resulting in a Bachelor of Arts in physics and a Bachelor of Science in engineering. Students first attend Duquesne University for three years and then spend two years at an associate school, either Case Western Reserve or the... Read more University of Pittsburgh. The 3/2 Model: Years 1, 2 and 3 are spent at Duquesne University for a minimum of 100 credits, 25 of them in physics. At the end of year 3 students formally transfer to Pitt or Case Western, for years 4 and 5 of the program. Depending on the engineering major of choice, between 74 and 86 credits are transferable from the Physics major to the Engineering major. Most engineering majors can be completed in years 4 and 5 without the need to take summer classes. In all cases, close advisement and proper planning of the five years is required, which is accomplished under the simultaneous guidance of advisors from both Schools. At the completion of the requirements for the engineering degree, 20 credits transfer back to Duquesne in order to complete the physics degree. The Physics Major: Binary engineering students at Duquesne receive the attention that every student in the major enjoys. They are also entitled to every opportunity open to Physics majors, such as student employment as tutors or lab assistants, and undergraduate research. The Advantage: When binary engineering students transfer to Engineering School, they take with them a solid foundation of rigorous study habits and problem solving skills. They also carry with them a unique perspective to approach engineering problems where physics is involved. The physics degree enhances the marketability of the engineering degree by combining it with hard skills that are very rare in the job market. Zero Risk: Even if you change your mind about the Physics degree soon enough, if you qualify for admission, you may transfer directly from the freshman year at Duquesne into the sophomore year at Engineering school, because the freshman year is common to both. There is nothing to lose for the opportunity to experience learning of the highest quality in a liberal arts setting. If your mind is set on engineering, but there is still room for physics in your heart, ask us about our Binary Engineering program. Chances are you'll find it just right for you. Binary Engineering Program Curriculum: Students pursuing the Binary Engineering Program must complete 100 credits during their first 3 years at Duquesne, which include: 28 University Core credits, 13 BSNES Core credits, 34 Science, Computer Science, and Math credits, 15 Basic Physics credits: PHYS 211, 212, 302, 312, and 374, 10 Intermediate and Advanced Physics Elective credits (any 300 level or above) and any prerequisite courses for the chosen engineering major, by cross-registration at Pitt. To graduate, a student must complete the Bachelor of Science degree in engineering at Case Western Reserve University or the University of Pittsburgh and transfer back 20 credits to complete a Bachelor of Arts degree at Duquesne.Read less
Admission Requirements
6.5+
Other English Language Requirements accepted: TOEFL with a minimum score of 575(paper-based)and a computer-based score of 233.
60 Months
Jan-2000
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B.A. in Physics / B.S. in Engineering - Binary Engineering Program
60 monthsProgram duration
Engineering - GeneralMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Engineering - General
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Read more University of Pittsburgh. The 3/2 Model: Years 1, 2 and 3 are spent at Duquesne University for a minimum of 100 credits, 25 of them in physics. At the end of year 3 students formally transfer to Pitt or Case Western, for years 4 and 5 of the program. Depending on the engineering major of choice, between 74 and 86 credits are transferable from the Physics major to the Engineering major. Most engineering majors can be completed in years 4 and 5 without the need to take summer classes. In all cases, close advisement and proper planning of the five years is required, which is accomplished under the simultaneous guidance of advisors from both Schools. At the completion of the requirements for the engineering degree, 20 credits transfer back to Duquesne in order to complete the physics degree. The Physics Major: Binary engineering students at Duquesne receive the attention that every student in the major enjoys. They are also entitled to every opportunity open to Physics majors, such as student employment as tutors or lab assistants, and undergraduate research. The Advantage: When binary engineering students transfer to Engineering School, they take with them a solid foundation of rigorous study habits and problem solving skills. They also carry with them a unique perspective to approach engineering problems where physics is involved. The physics degree enhances the marketability of the engineering degree by combining it with hard skills that are very rare in the job market. Zero Risk: Even if you change your mind about the Physics degree soon enough, if you qualify for admission, you may transfer directly from the freshman year at Duquesne into the sophomore year at Engineering school, because the freshman year is common to both. There is nothing to lose for the opportunity to experience learning of the highest quality in a liberal arts setting. If your mind is set on engineering, but there is still room for physics in your heart, ask us about our Binary Engineering program. Chances are you'll find it just right for you. Binary Engineering Program Curriculum: Students pursuing the Binary Engineering Program must complete 100 credits during their first 3 years at Duquesne, which include: 28 University Core credits, 13 BSNES Core credits, 34 Science, Computer Science, and Math credits, 15 Basic Physics credits: PHYS 211, 212, 302, 312, and 374, 10 Intermediate and Advanced Physics Elective credits (any 300 level or above) and any prerequisite courses for the chosen engineering major, by cross-registration at Pitt. To graduate, a student must complete the Bachelor of Science degree in engineering at Case Western Reserve University or the University of Pittsburgh and transfer back 20 credits to complete a Bachelor of Arts degree at Duquesne. Read less
Program overview
Main Subject
Engineering - General
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Read more University of Pittsburgh. The 3/2 Model: Years 1, 2 and 3 are spent at Duquesne University for a minimum of 100 credits, 25 of them in physics. At the end of year 3 students formally transfer to Pitt or Case Western, for years 4 and 5 of the program. Depending on the engineering major of choice, between 74 and 86 credits are transferable from the Physics major to the Engineering major. Most engineering majors can be completed in years 4 and 5 without the need to take summer classes. In all cases, close advisement and proper planning of the five years is required, which is accomplished under the simultaneous guidance of advisors from both Schools. At the completion of the requirements for the engineering degree, 20 credits transfer back to Duquesne in order to complete the physics degree. The Physics Major: Binary engineering students at Duquesne receive the attention that every student in the major enjoys. They are also entitled to every opportunity open to Physics majors, such as student employment as tutors or lab assistants, and undergraduate research. The Advantage: When binary engineering students transfer to Engineering School, they take with them a solid foundation of rigorous study habits and problem solving skills. They also carry with them a unique perspective to approach engineering problems where physics is involved. The physics degree enhances the marketability of the engineering degree by combining it with hard skills that are very rare in the job market. Zero Risk: Even if you change your mind about the Physics degree soon enough, if you qualify for admission, you may transfer directly from the freshman year at Duquesne into the sophomore year at Engineering school, because the freshman year is common to both. There is nothing to lose for the opportunity to experience learning of the highest quality in a liberal arts setting. If your mind is set on engineering, but there is still room for physics in your heart, ask us about our Binary Engineering program. Chances are you'll find it just right for you. Binary Engineering Program Curriculum: Students pursuing the Binary Engineering Program must complete 100 credits during their first 3 years at Duquesne, which include: 28 University Core credits, 13 BSNES Core credits, 34 Science, Computer Science, and Math credits, 15 Basic Physics credits: PHYS 211, 212, 302, 312, and 374, 10 Intermediate and Advanced Physics Elective credits (any 300 level or above) and any prerequisite courses for the chosen engineering major, by cross-registration at Pitt. To graduate, a student must complete the Bachelor of Science degree in engineering at Case Western Reserve University or the University of Pittsburgh and transfer back 20 credits to complete a Bachelor of Arts degree at Duquesne. Read less
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