Courses

Nuclear Engineering, M.S.
Nuclear energy is the largest source of emission-free energy in North America, with exciting applications in electricity and hydrogen production, industry and medicine, national security, and other areas.

Biological Engineering, M.S.
The engineering and technological problems facing agriculture, environment, health care, and natural resources are growing increasingly complex. This program provides the broad knowledge and investigative skills to solve these problems.

Geological Engineering, M.S.
The integrity of a bridge, highway, building or other structure depends on the integrity of the earth on which it stands. Geological engineers have the expertise to help ensure these types of structures are built on or in solid ground.

Biological Engineering, B.S.
Biological Engineering will prepare you to solve technological problems that involve human health, microorganisms, plants, and animals. As a biological engineering graduate, you will apply your technical expertise to solve engineering problems by designing components, processes, and systems.