Graduate Education
Our graduate students are developing innovative systems to tackle quality of life issues regarding food and water availability. Equipped with engineering, life science and data science expertise, our Biosystems Engineering students are prepared to tackle quality of life challenges and create resiliency among society, the environment, and the economy.
The Department offers graduate work leading to the Master of Science Degree; Master of Engineering Degree; and the Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Biosystems Engineering.
We bring different, people, ideas, backgrounds, and perspectives together to produce lasting solutions for all. Valuing diversity and inclusivity in our students, staff, and faculty, we encourage and help all to be successful.
There is opportunity for study and research in many fields, including, but not limited to, the following: Bioinformation; Bioproducts; Biosensors; Controlled Environment; Food Safety; Remote Sensing & Precision Agriculture; Renewable Energy; Soil & Water/ Irrigation.
Table of Contents
- Emphasis Areas
- Course Descriptions
- Admissions Information
- Student Clubs
- Independent Study Form
- Job Opportunities
- Financial Aid
- Graduate Research Features
- Biosystems Engineering Graduate Program Manual (Revised 9/18)
- Check-lists
- Graduate Program Forms
- Assessments
- Student Progress Reports
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Graduate Student Progress Report - Forms need to be completed and submitted to the Graduate Program Coordinator every semester; before November 15th for the Fall semester and before April 15th for the Spring semester.
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