Academics 
Departments & Degrees
The college includes eleven departments and programs, offering courses of study in a combination of disciplines.
Strategic Plans
Find out how we are reaching the highest academic potential of a research university.
Scholarships
In addition to the CEPS-Tyco scholarship, CEPS students are eligible for nearly 100 different scholarships funded by the generous support of alumni, industry and professional groups. While some are based on financial need, many are based on merit alone. Others are targeted to specific fields or N.H. residents. Find out which ones you qualify for here.
Study Abroad
The college maintains exchange programs with universities in Budapest, Hungary; Edinburgh, Scotland; and Mayaguez, Puerto Rico. In addition, the UNH International Research Opportunities Program provides grants for students who want to do research abroad during the summer.
Libraries
In addition to the university's main library, you'll find three libraries at the college devoted to the fields of engineering and physical sciences.
Far View
Learn about UNH's Internet-degree pilot program - the first in New England. Unlike most Internet programs, Far View courses feature real-time communication between professor and students.
Student Organizations
Hamel Center for Undergraduate Research
As a major research university, UNH provides all students with the unique and valuable opportunity to conduct research during their undergraduate years. The Hamel Center for Undergraduate Research provides the resources and financial support for the research, scholarly, and creative projects of UNH students.
To view these handbooks online, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you have not already installed this free plug-in, click on the Get Acrobat Reader logo to link to the download site.Parent Resource Book (pdf)
A printable guide for parents with answers to common academic questions, phone numbers and information on the UNH Parents Association.
Faculty Handbook (pdf)
The Faculty Handbook for Undergraduate Advising is prepared by the Student Affairs Office at the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences. To view these handbooks online, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. If you have not already installed this free plug-in, click on the Get Acrobat Reader logo to link to the download site.