University of Toronto, Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering <\/p>\n
Division of Engineering Science <\/p>\n
Explore Our Program EngSci Majors Engineering Physics <\/p>\n
The Department of Physics at the University of Toronto, together with the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering, gave birth to the Engineering Physics program in 1934 (called Engineering Science since 1965). The Physics Option continues to attract students with a keen aptitude for physics who see the creative potential for combining this with an engineering degree. Graduates appreciate the high degree of flexibility provided to them in terms of the design of their program across a wide spectrum of theoretical and experimental physics courses. <\/p>\n
David BaileyOption Chair dbailey@physics.utoronto.ca<\/a> <\/p>\n Eric Nicholson (1T1) <\/p>\n The Physics Option has given me the background in fundamental science and the flexibility to take courses most relevant to my interests in order to pursue a career in experimental research. <\/p>\n 2015 Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n See the rest here: <\/p>\n Engineering Physics | Division of Engineering Science<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" University of Toronto, Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering Division of Engineering Science Explore Our Program EngSci Majors Engineering Physics The Department of Physics at the University of Toronto, together with the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering, gave birth to the Engineering Physics program in 1934 (called Engineering Science since 1965). The Physics Option continues to attract students with a keen aptitude for physics who see the creative potential for combining this with an engineering degree. Graduates appreciate the high degree of flexibility provided to them in terms of the design of their program across a wide spectrum of theoretical and experimental physics courses Continue reading