An appreciation for continued professional development through life-long learning. The program includes engineering science courses in statistics, strength of materials, heat transfer, fluid mechanics, electric circuits and thermodynamics. Advanced engineering coursework includes design of biological processes, biomechanical system design, physical properties of biological materials, mass transport and environmental engineering. Students also take courses in biology, organic chemistry, biochemistry, and microbiology. Each student has the opportunity to select an area of emphasis from those listed above.
Students also select an advanced science elective to complement their area of emphasis.
This program of study prepares the graduate to successfully pursue registration as a professional engineer. The University of Georgia Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering.