BSc in Biosystems Engineering in Winnipeg Canada | University of Manitoba

Biosystems engineers develop innovative technologies to enhance human and animal welfare while protecting and improving natural resources and ecosystems. Our program aims to produce career-ready engineers equipped for professional work by delivering comprehensive training in applying engineering concepts to biological systems.
Biosystems engineering focuses on implementing engineering fundamentals to living systems (plants, animals, humans, and microbes). The curriculum provides students with core engineering knowledge while incorporating biological principles, enabling graduates to collaborate effectively with specialists when addressing engineering challenges in biological contexts.
Students can pursue this program through conventional or co-op education pathways. The department provides three focus areas (Biomedical, Bioresource, and Environmental) plus an Agribusiness minor. A Biosystems Engineering bachelor's degree fulfills the entry requirements for the Max Rady College of Medicine.