Undergraduate program – B.S. in Biosystems Engineering 
Biosystems engineering is the engineering discipline which applies design and analysis concepts to living systems ranging in scale from microorganisms to ecosystems.
A B.S. in Biosystems engineering prepares you to work in the fields of biotechnology and bioenergy, water and environmental resources, biological biotechnology and bio-based devices, controlled environments, and ensuring safety of water and food.
B.S. BE program objectives and outcomes
When will classes be offered (time, semester, and year)
Graduate program – M.S., M.E., and Ph.D. in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering
Agricultural and Biosystems engineering is the engineering discipline which applies design and analysis concepts to living systems ranging in scale from microorganisms to ecosystems.
An M.S., M.E. or Ph.D. in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering prepares you to work in the fields of water resources consulting; biotechnology and bio-based devices; controlled environments; and agricultural production, processing, and management.
New program - M.S. in Applied Biosciences with emphasis in Controlled Environment Ag.
For more information on the Applied Biosciences PSM, please visit http://appliedbiosci.arizona.edu or contact Lori Taylor, program coordinator, at lltaylor@email.arizona.edu
Past Student Internships
Where do ABE students get jobs?