Welcome to the Physics Program at Trevecca Nazarene University
Come join our growing program of physics and engineering students where you can experience a rigorous academic program with many unique hands-on opportunities.
The physics and engineering programs at Trevecca seek to provide a rigorous theoretical foundation coupled with pracitical research experience. Our faculty have a broad background in physics, engineering, and education. At Trevecca, students and faculty work together in a dynamic environment that provides unique opportunites for cutting-edge research. To broaden student experience, our faculty actively collaborate with other universities and corporations. Our students benefit from one-on-one interaction with faculty both inside and outside the classroom, a nurturing Christian environment, and a broad liberal-arts curriculum.
We offer degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Applied Physics, Physics, and Physics Education.
Our graduates have been successful in highly competitive Ph.D. programs (where they receive a stipend and full tuition for graduate school), technical careers, medical school, and engineering positions. Our faculty have extensive experience in physics research, engineering design and management, and education.
We offer degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Applied Physics, Physics, and Physics Education.
Our graduates have been successful in highly competitive Ph.D. programs (where they receive a stipend and full tuition for graduate school), technical careers, medical school, and engineering positions. Our faculty have extensive experience in physics research, engineering design and management, and education.
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