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Designed for teachers and professionals, this program provides conceptual, pedagogical, theoretical and technological knowledge you need for technology-related and administrative positions.

Deepen your understanding of the physical and chemical properties of complex fluids including colloidal fluids, polymers and nanofibers. Learn about manufacturing techniques and analytical methods to gain the skills required for a career in industries like paint, coatings, polymers, lubrication and process design. The certificate program consists of 12 credit hours.

Students in the Engineering Physics program will develop a solid foundation in physics and engineering skills that enables them to work in a variety of industries or choose to pursue graduate studies. This interdisciplinary major offers ample employment opportunities such as research and development in various industries, research/teaching in academic institutes and research in government and private labs. The potential areas include, but are not limited to, mechanical engineering, fluid dynamics and thermal physics.

Students in the Engineering Physics program will develop a solid foundation in physics and engineering skills that enables them to work in a variety of industries or choose to pursue graduate studies. This interdisciplinary major offers ample employment opportunities such as research and development in various industries, research/teaching in academic institutes and research in government and private labs. The potential areas include, but are not limited to, mechanical engineering, fluid dynamics and thermal physics.

The interdisciplinary nature of the degree allows for a wide range of career opportunities such as software developers, quality assurance analysts and testers, content managers, social media consultants, web designers, documentation writers, mobile app designers, user experience writers, technical writers, or government positions as computer information and researchers. The program merges literature, research, writing and rhetoric, with theoretical and mathematical foundations of computing.