I am proud and honored to serve as the interim chair of the Department of Engineering Physics at Florida Poly. Our department has its roots in,
and grew out from, the Department of Natural Sciences to benefit from a long-standing
tradition of teaching engineering students.
Our faculty members are firmly committed to their role as educators. They are also internationally recognized researchers, with expertise in various research fields, and they are committed to involving undergraduates in their research.
Adaptation to an ever-changing job market is what we had in mind when we designed our engineering physics program. Our program is unique in providing the students with the most solid engineering background to start a career in a variety of engineering fields, such as microelectronics, aerospace, and bio-engineering. Our best students are well equipped to be admitted to post-graduate schools as well.
If you are looking for a high-quality engineering degree program that will keep you competitive in an ever-changing job market, then the engineering physics program is a good fit for you. Feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.
Sincerely,
Dr. Tom Dvorske
Interim Chair, Department of Engineering Physics
Engineering Physics News
Our rigorous Engineering Physics curriculum allows Florida Poly graduates to:
Meet the Faculty
There's more to the college experience than lectures and lab work. Florida Poly has more than 35 student clubs that are run by students for students. Students are encouraged to pursue their passions and explore new interests by joining a club.
Our Innovation Labs give students the opportunity to test their big ideas on the same advanced equipment used in leading industrial and corporate environments.
Internships are a central part of the educational experience at Florida Poly. Our staff helps students find available internships, reviews resume, and helps students plan their ideal career path after graduation.
The department includes a number of facilities used by faculty members and research staff to conduct scientific research with the involvement of undergraduate students.
Some of the most important include: