Program Overview

Biosystems Engineering MS, PhD

Degree Programs

Biosystems Engineering MS and Biosystems Engineering PhD are the two degree programs offered by the Department of Biosystems Engineering.

Graduate Study

Graduate study in Biosystems Engineering leads to Master of Science (thesis, non-thesis) or Doctor of Philosophy degrees. Instruction, research training, and experience are available in various specialized fields, including:

• Ecological and water resources engineering
• Bioprocess engineering
• Bioenergy and bioproducts engineering
• Smart systems for production agriculture and forestry
• Controlled environment in agriculture
• Climate smart agriculture and forestry systems
• Agricultural systems modeling and data analytics

Admission Requirements

Applicants are expected to have earned a baccalaureate degree in biosystems engineering or a closely related area. All applicants should provide:

• A written statement of purpose for their graduate study
• Three letters of reference
• All other data required by Auburn University

Program Details

The Department of Biosystems Engineering offers a comprehensive program that includes research training and experience in various specialized fields. The program is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in biosystems engineering and prepare them for careers in industry, academia, or government.