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| One of the most attractive features of a Kettering University education is the integration of top-notch classroom instruction, laboratory practice, and career directed co-op work experience in business and industry. Students alternate between 11-week periods of school and work at one of over 650 corporate affiliate companies, at over 850 locations world-wide. In addition to providing students with self-management in a industrial business environment where they receive first-hand knowledge of how physics is applied outside the classroom, the typical co-op experience allows a student to earn between $40,000 and $65,000 during their five years at Kettering University. A full 100% of all Kettering graduates are gainfully employed or attending graduate school within 6 months of graduation.
Companies currently (or recently) employing Applied Physics students include:
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 Applied Physics major Amanda Spence ('05) tunes a fiber optic laser system at her co-op job with Imra America Inc., Ann Arbor, MI. |
For more information about the co-op program at Kettering University, check out the Kettering University Admissions, Cooperative Employment and Financial Aid Home Page