Program Overview
This joint program between Lewis University and Northern Illinois University allows students to earn both a Bachelor of Science in Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in Physics. Students begin their studies at Lewis University, taking core engineering courses, and later take courses at both institutions. The program is designed to utilize the strengths of both universities and prepare students for careers in engineering and physics.
Program Outline
Outline:
Content:
- This program allows students to earn both a Bachelor of Science in Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in Physics.
- The program is a joint effort between Lewis University and Northern Illinois University (NIU).
- Students begin their studies at Lewis University, taking core engineering courses.
- By the fifth or sixth semester, students take courses at both Lewis and NIU.
Structure:
- The program is designed to utilize the strengths of both Lewis and NIU.
- Students start at Lewis, taking core engineering courses.
Other:
- Students must meet Lewis and NIU criteria for satisfactory academic progress to remain in the program.
- This includes maintaining a minimum GPA of 2.75 in their Lewis courses.
- Transfer credit from other institutions must meet NIU transfer credit requirements.
- NIU will accept transfer credits with a grade of "C" or better that have been accepted by Lewis.
- Students must obtain prior approval from Lewis and NIU to transfer these credits.
- NIU courses will be offered in DeKalb or at the Naperville Campus.
Griffith College
Overview:
Griffith College is a private higher education institution with campuses in Dublin, Cork, and Limerick. It offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, with a focus on providing students with a flexible and supportive learning environment.
Services Offered:
Flexible Study Modes:
Griffith College offers a variety of study modes, including full-time, part-time, blended, and online learning options.City Centre Campuses:
Students can benefit from the convenience of studying in the heart of Dublin, Cork, and Limerick.Global Community:
Griffith College boasts a large alumni network, connecting graduates across the world.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Key Reasons to Study There:
Small Class Sizes:
Griffith College prides itself on its low lecturer-to-student ratio, allowing for personalized attention and support.Diverse Course Options:
Students have a wide selection of courses to choose from, with over 200 programs available.City Centre Locations:
The college's campuses offer easy access to city amenities and cultural experiences.Academic Programs:
Faculties:
Griffith College offers programs across various faculties, including Business, Arts, Science, and Technology.Springboard+:
The college provides Springboard+ programs, which are government-funded upskilling and reskilling initiatives.Postgraduate Programs:
Griffith College offers a range of postgraduate programs, including Masters and PhD degrees.Other:
Open Days:
Griffith College hosts open days to allow prospective students to explore the campuses and learn more about the institution.News & Events:
The college regularly updates its website with news and events, showcasing student achievements and highlighting key developments.Entry Requirements: Applicants to the Joint Program must be admitted by both Lewis and NIU. Students must meet Lewis and NIU criteria for satisfactory academic progress in order to remain in the Joint Program, including a minimum 2.75/4.0 GPA in their Lewis courses. Transfer credit earned from other institutions prior to enrollment at Lewis must meet NIU transfer credit requirements. For students enrolled in the Joint Program, NIU will accept transfer credit completed with a grade of “C” or better which has been accepted by Lewis, provided the student has obtained prior Lewis and NIU approval by filing a student petition in accordance with existing Lewis and NIU regulations. NIU courses will be offered in DeKalb or at the Naperville Campus. Students must satisfy all published requirements of the institution granting the degree.
