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[monicaw]

Can anybody tell me in what universities department of physics is located in college of engineering not college of science?

Thanks

[digger]

I believe OSU, Cornell, and UMASS do (to name  a few).
Ours is in Arts and Sciences and has proven to be a pretty good fit.

In this case, Google will probably answer your question more completely than this board - IMHO

[madhatter]

Are you sure you want that information? You can determine where a physics department is located or if they are hiring, but not both.

[scampster]

I believe OSU, Cornell, and UMASS do (to name  a few).

Cornell has a Physics department in Arts and Sciences and an Applied and Engineering Physics department in engineering.

Are you sure you want that information? You can determine where a physics department is located or if they are hiring, but not both.

Teehee!

[homelessscientist]

At UIUC (U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), the primary affiliation is with the College of Engineering, although two slightly different undergraduate majors in physics are offered through Engineering and Liberal Arts and Sciences.

[afm_man]

UMass - Dartmouth for one.

There are many Universities which have an engineering physics program in the COE.

[new_bus_prof]

Have you tried this website?

http://www3.waubonsee.edu/~flemmerhirt/PEMDepts.htm

[aandsdean]

Are you sure you want that information? You can determine where a physics department is located or if they are hiring, but not both.

Moreover, the very act of asking may change the location.