President Rebecca Stoltzfus reappointed for a third term. Learn more
Assistant Professor of Physics
President Rebecca Stoltzfus reappointed for a third term. Learn more

Major

As an engineering physics major at Goshen College, you’ll prepare to solve some of the world’s most complex problems through a unique blend of hands-on learning, technical innovation and real-world experience. Whether your goal is to work in engineering design, research or continue into graduate school, you’ll graduate equipped with strong analytical skills and a foundation in both physics and engineering.
At Goshen College, you’ll learn to think like an engineer and a scientist — with a global perspective and a commitment to making a difference. You’ll explore topics like mechanical systems, electronics, thermodynamics and materials science, while gaining hands-on experience with lab work, research projects and internships. Small class sizes mean you’ll get personal mentorship from faculty dedicated to your success.
With a degree in engineering physics, you’ll be prepared for technical challenges in energy, aerospace, research and more. Graduates of our program are ready for a wide range of careers, including:
Many students also go on to earn advanced degrees in engineering, applied physics or related fields.
The engineering physics major combines rigorous coursework in physics and mathematics with applications in engineering design and analysis.
You’ll engage in meaningful research and hands-on experiences from your first year.
These experiences will help you develop in-demand skills in problem-solving, technical communication and collaborative innovation.
Engineering physics majors are eligible for a variety of scholarships through Goshen College. You may also qualify for the many STEM-specific outside scholarships designed to support future engineers and scientists.