Master the laws of nature to design breakthrough technologies.

Discover the fundamental laws of nature and apply this knowledge to create transformative technologies. Physics explores the big questions, from the origins of the universe to the quantum world, while electrical engineering powers modern innovations, from power generation to computer chips.

This integrated program gives you the foundations of physics and the innovation skills of engineering. Over five years, you’ll earn two degrees — one in physics and one in electrical engineering — preparing you to address both societal and technological challenges.

Be ready to defy convention and pioneer breakthroughs that shape the future!

Why choose this program

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Learn from scientists who are both inspiring professors and internationally recognized researchers. Gain hands-on experience in modern labs and work alongside leading experts pushing the boundaries of discovery. And with our location in Canada’s capital, you’ll have access to national research centres, government agencies, hospitals, and Canada’s largest tech park, Kanata North—opening doors to exceptional learning, research, and career opportunities.

Program structure

Get a glimpse into how uOttawa's Physics and Electrical Engineering program is structured and the courses you'll have the opportunity to take. 

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Career outcomes

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A Physics and Electrical Engineering degree could lead to career opportunities such as:

  • Physicist
  • Electrical engineer
  • Industrial research and development scientist or engineer
  • Materials scientist
  • Avionics engineer
  • Power systems and renewable energy engineer
  • Biomedical researcher or engineer
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Career development and experiential learning

Co-operative education is the answer when you are working towards your future. Study terms and paid work terms alternate. You end up with a degree and a year or more of practical work experience.

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