Admissions

Information for Prospective Students

A degree in Engineering Physics from the University of Kansas can greatly expand your career opportunities. Graduates can get jobs in either science or engineering and often are involved with creating the newest technologies. The Engineering Physics program at KU allows students to blend their interest in physics with the practical applications in engineering.

If you have additional questions, please contact the Engineering Recruitment and Outreach office at studyengineering@ku.edu or Engineering Physics Program Director, Professor Jack Shi at ephx@ku.edu. 

Apply to the School of Engineering

Students wishing to apply to Engineering Physics must apply to and be accepted by the School of Engineering. The Engineering Physics program is a collaboratively administered by the KU School of Engineering and the KU Physics & Astronomy Department (in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences). 

For full admission requirements for current KU students, transfer students, and readmission, students must meet School of Engineering admission requirements.

Scholarships

Engineering Physics students are eligible for a variety of scholarships at the University of Kansas.

High school or transfer students applying for admission to KU will automatically be considered for all available scholarships provided they meet basic eligibility requirements and they submit their completed application for admission and scholarships by the Jan.15 deadline. Learn more about scholarship opportunities for incoming students.