Stories of women in ABE
Alumni stories:
Student stories:
Agricultural and Biological Engineering (ABE) applies scientific and engineering principles to production systems involving agriculture, food, environment, and energy; natural resources; environmental protection and control for plants, animals, and humans; and related biological systems. ABE engineers develop technologies and apply management strategies to increase agricultural productivity, generate renewable energy, and provide a sustainable environment.
Sample Careers
- Agricultural safety and technology
- Food science and engineering
- Bioprocess modeling
- Environmental controls (air quality and waste management)
- Biofuels and engines
- Hydrology, drainage, and irrigation
- Crop conditioning and processing
- Alternatirive energy systems
- Government
- Project management
Sample Courses
- ABE 224: ABE Principles–Soil & Water
- ABE 226: ABE Principles–Bioprocessing
- ABE 430: Project Management
- ABE 446: Biological Nanoengineering
- ABE 483: Engineering Properties of Food Materials