Experiential Learning
Are you interested in computational electromagnetics, mathematical modeling, digital design for FPGAs, signal processing, electronics design and assembly, measurement instrumentation, or software engineering and development?
Read more about opportunities to get involved and working with us while you pursue a PhD, Master, or undergraduate degree.
Courses
- PHYS 1081 Foundations of Physics for Engineers
F2025 (with Prof. Ben Newling) - PHYS 2327 Circuits and Elementary Electronics
W2026, W2025, W2024, W2023, W2022 - PHYS 3431 Space Systems Design 1
F2026 - PHYS 6122 Computational Electromagnetics
W2025 - TME 4025 Product Design and Development
2026/2027: Capacitively Coupled Resistivity Tomography Device
2024/2025: All-In-One Electronics Educational Lab Instruments (Informal Mentoring) (First Runner-Up Price in Technology Management and Entrepreneurship)
Upcoming Courses and Events
| 14 Oct 2026 | Visiting scholar Dr. Ulf Kulau (TUHH, Germany) at Insights for Undergrads: Let's talk about Europa [More info] |
| 15 Oct 2026 | Visiting scholar Dr. Ulf Kulau (TUHH, Germany) at PHYS 3431 and Department Seminar: Undervolting Investigation on Low-Power FPGAs in Space [More info] |
| January 2027 | Course PHYS 3432: Space Systems Design II [link to UNB course calendar] |
| January 2027 | Course PHYS 3437: Space Systems Design Laboratory [link to UNB course calendar] |
| April 2027 | Engineering Design Symposium for Courses ENGG 4000 / TME 4025 |
| by arrangement | Research and engineering experience in course context, e.g. PHYS 3338: Independent Study, PHYS 3838: Research Experience, PHYS 4338: Advanced Reearch Project, ECE 4913: Independent Project |