The Biological and Agricultural Engineering Department currently offers a BS in Biological and Agricultural Engineering with four concentration areas - agricultural engineering, biomedical engineering, bioprocess engineering and environmental engineering. The biomedical engineering concentration has shown an increase in student interest during the recent past.
Biomedical engineering is projected to have considerable growth in employment in the next decade.
The number of biomedical engineering-related companies in North Carolina, and specifically in Research Triangle Park, provides a positive outlook for graduates.