KU Scholarships
The KU School of Engineering has generous scholarships for talented high school seniors who apply by Nov. 1, 2011. These scholarships can be added to the University's awards as well as to scholarships from School of Engineering departments. Learn about all the opportunities within the KU School of Engineering on our scholarships page for prospective students.
Engineering physics
What do they do?
Engineering Physicists combine an extensive background in physics—the science that underlies modern technology—with an engineering degree. Their broad training and technical breadth provide a unique flexibility. They have the science background to pursue pure research opportunities, the engineering degree and design concentration to solve practical problems in industry or a wide variety of other settings, as well as the understanding to act as a communication link between highly diversified divisions within an organization. KU students specialize in one of four design concentrations: Aerospace Systems, Chemical Systems, Digital Electronic Systems, or Electromechanical Control Systems.
Where do they work?
\- Aerospace and avionics industries
- Electronics industry
- Research and development laboratories
- Telecommunications firms
- Design and consulting firms
- Government agencies and defense contractors
What are they paid?
Bachelor's degree candidates have an average starting salary range of $54,000 - $65,000.
Learn More
Engineering Physics Curriculum and Design Concentrations.
Visit the Engineering Physics Program.
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