Undergraduate Studies

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• Biosystems Engineering
  Biosystems Engineers work with natural systems and integrate knowledge of biology, chemistry, physics, and engineering to efficiently produce and process safe, plentiful, high quality food and fiber while conserving natural resources and protecting the environment. We also have a pre-professional concentration for students interested in pursuing law or medicine.
• Soil Science and Environmental Sciences
  Three distinct concentrations are offered in this science-based area of study. Environmental Scientists use modern technologies such as geographical information systems, global positioning systems, and computer applications in managing natural resources. Their knowledge of basic natural sciences, ecology and soil sciences combined with an understanding of the societal issues related to the environment are useful tools. Soil Scientists learn to evaluate soil characteristics in the field and lab, using industry-standard tests and techniques. They learn to survey, identify, classify, and map soils, and to predict the suitability of a soil for specific uses. Graduates from the Conservation Agriculture and Environmental Sustainability concentration will have the skills to work as agronomic consultants, agribusiness managers, agricultural production, and employment within the agricultural value chain.
• Biosystems Technology
  These science and technology - based curricula offer four concentrations for students interested in Agricultural Systems Technology, Construction Science, Land Surveying Technology, and Off-Road Vehicle Technology.