The Bioresource and Agricultural Engineering program is truly unique since it is the only such program in the State of Colorado. The Bioresource Engineering concentration offers specializations in water quality, air quality, water resources, irrigation and drainage design, and ecological engineering.
Bioresource engineers solve problems dealing with complex natural resource systems.
Agricultural engineers design and test equipment and machines which handle biological materials and interact with soils. General Info Career Opportunities Graduates find employment with private industry, especially farm equipment manufacturing, government agencies at the local, state, and federal level, and consulting engineering firms who specialize in natural resources and the environment. Many students also find rewarding careers in international development, especially in water resources, natural resources, and environmental protection. Job opportunities exist with international consulting firms, the Peace Corps, and other agencies. An advanced degree is helpful for international work.