Questions?
Contact Physics-Engineering Dual Degree (PEDD) Co-Coordinators:
- Dr. Mark Lattery (lattery@uwosh.edu)
- Dr. Barton Pritzl (pritzlb@uwosh.edu)
Physics-Engineering Dual Degree
The UW Oshkosh Physics-Engineering Dual Degree Program allows students to receive two degrees in 5 years:
You’ll begin by taking a number of courses in physics, math, and general education courses. After successfully completing all program requirements, you can choose to transfer to either UW-Madison’s College of Engineering or UW-Milwaukee’s College of Engineering and Applied Science. Typically, students spend 3 years at UW Oshkosh and 2 years at the partner institution to complete the dual degree. Dual degree students are very competitive in the engineering job market as a result of a combined preparation in physics and engineering.
UW-Madison signs engineering agreement with UW Oshkosh
In December 2017, UW Madison signed an agreement with UW Oshkosh to establish a new physics engineering (3+2) dual degree partnership. In December 2017, UW Madison signed an agreement with UW Oshkosh to establish a new physics engineering (3+2) dual degree...
Physics-Engineering Scholarship Recipient
Christian Quiles (Physics-Engineering Dual Degree student) received the 2017-2018 Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium STEM Bridge Scholarship worth $2000. He will be transferring to the UW Milwaukee College of Engineering and Applied Science in Fall 2018 as a dual degree...
UW-Madison Dual Degree Partnership
The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh and University of Wisconsin Madison are close to an agreement to establish a new physics-engineering dual degree program effective Fall 2018. The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh and University of Wisconsin Madison are close to an...
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
Physics & Astronomy
N. Halsey Science Center
Room 127 or 142
921 Elmwood Ave.
Department Chair
Dr. Nadia Kaltcheva
Room 337B
kaltchev@uwosh.edu