Physics, B.A./Mechanical Engineering, B.S. Dual Degree (with King’s)

Physics Department Requirements for the 3+2 Engineering Program with King’s College

Stonehill College offers a Dual Degree Engineering Program  in collaboration with King’s College. Here we list the Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science and Math courses required by our department prior to the transfer to King’s College at the end of the junior year.

Successfully completing these courses and finishing the studies at King’s College leads to a B.A. in Physics from Stonehill College and a B.S. in Engineering from King’s College.

Courses Required to Pursue Mechanical Engineering at King’s College

• Complete in the First Year

• CSC 103 - Computer Science I
• CSC 104 - Computer Science II
• MTH 125 - Calculus I
• MTH 126 - Calculus II
• PHY 121 - Physics I
• PHY 122 - Physics II
• PHY 105 - Physics Problem Solving I

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• Complete Sophomore Year

• MTH 261 - Multivariable Calculus
• PHY 221 - Physics III
• PHY 205 - Physics Problem Solving II

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• Complete Sophomore or Junior Year

• CHM 113 - General Chemistry I
• CHM 232 - General Chemistry II OR

• CHM 221 - Organic Chemistry I  

• MTH 251 - Linear Algebra OR

• MTH 264 - Linear Algebra and Differential Equations  

• PHY 222 - Classical Mechanics
• PHY 223 - Introduction to Physics Computing OR

• MTH 364 - Differential Equations and Dynamics  

• PHY 305 - Physics Problem Solving III
• PHY 321 - Statistical Physics
• PHY 420 - Engineering Statics
• PHY 425 - Solid Mechanics

General Education Requirements

In addition to the courses above, students must also fulfill the Cornerstone requirements of Stonehill College before transferring to King’s College.

Course work taken in the first year at King’s College fulfill the senior capstone requirement of the Stonehill major.