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In this program students receive a UW- Eau Claire physics degree in conjunction with a bachelors degree in engineering from either the UW-Madison College of Engineering or the University of Minnesota Institute of Technology. Students will spend approximately 3 years at UW-Eau Claire and 2 years at their Engineering School.

Dual Degree Fact Sheet

The Dual Degree Program prepares students
to be problems solvers, to
think outside the box.

When you start your dual degree program at UW-Eau Claire, you'll find small classes led by talented professors who know your name. You'll work alongside faculty outside class, conducting research, publishing scholarly articles or just sharing ideas.

The program is designed to provide maximum flexibility for students to refine and change their professional focus and goals as they progress through the course sequence.

See the Professional Path Options with Dual Degree Program

University Admissions Office "Fact Sheet" on the Dual Degree Program
http://www.uwec.edu/admissions/facts/dualdegree.htm

"The broad base in physics complements my engineering studies. It's an important benefit of the program since it will show prospective employers that I have a general physics background outside of my focused field of engineering."

--Jonathan Watson, Junior, Dual Degree Program major
UW-Eau Claire
2001

2006: John just got accepted to graduate school at MIT,

2008: John will graduate with a Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering from MIT.