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Biological Engineering applies engineering concepts to develop solutions for challenges involving living systems. The program offers a demanding academic structure and cutting-edge research opportunities in: Biomaterials, Cellular Production, and Computational Modeling. The Ph.D. in Biological and Agricultural Engineering emphasizes problem identification abilities while equipping students with analytical techniques and presentation skills for original research in biological and agricultural fields. Students collaborate with their advisor and committee to create customized study plans. A solid background in mathematics and statistics is essential, along with advanced coursework relevant to the dissertation topic. Generally, 24 credit hours (plus 6 dissertation research hours) are needed beyond the Master's requirements, including at least 16 credits at the 8000 level. For more information, consult the graduate coordinator.
Minimum requirement: 72 total credit hours (at least 32 course credits, minimum 40 research and dissertation credits)