Master of Science in Biosystems Engineering

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 such as ecological and water resources engineering; bioprocess engineering, bioenergy and bioproducts engineering; smart systems for production ag and forestry, controlled environment in agriculture, climate smart ag and forestry systems, and ag systems modeling and data analytics. 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, and all other data required by Auburn University.