MSc in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, South Dakota State University

Overview;Graduate work in the Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering leads to Master of Science in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy in Agricultural, Biosystems and Mechanical Engineering, and Doctor of Philosophy in Biological Sciences degrees.; Graduate studies of the Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering course at South Dakota State University improve the student’s ability to think critically and creatively, and to synthesize, analyze, and integrate ideas for decision-making and problem solving.;Visit the official programme website for more information;The department offers students an opportunity to undertake research and advanced study in specialization areas such as food and biomaterial processing, physical properties of biological materials, natural resource engineering, structures, indoor environment, waste management and machine design.;Facilities and Services;The Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Department is housed in the Agricultural Engineering Building. ;The entire building is dedicated to undergraduate and graduate instruction, research, and outreach projects that support the engineering needs of production agriculture, natural resource conservation, and value-added processing of the food and fiber produced in the region and nationally. ;Additional research and outreach projects take place at multiple field locations in the region. There are almost 17,000 square feet of space dedicated to industry-sponsored student design projects and cutting edge research, including a full fabrication shop and a computer lab to support these efforts.;The department is also home to the South Dakota Water Resources Institute (SDWRI), dedicated to the proper stewardship of the state’s water resources.;Get more details;Visit official programme website