Bachelor of Science in Bioengineering Bioengineering

an ability to apply knowledge of natural sciences, mathematics, and information technology and engineering to acquire comprehensive understanding of bioengineering principles

an ability to apply methods, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practices in bio-based industries

an ability to design process systems and production operations based on local and national biological resources to produce bioproducts with high yield, productivity, and quality in an economical manner by applying biorefinery principles.

an ability to design and carry out experiments as well as analyze and interpret data as a basis for engineering evaluation

an ability to identify, organize and solve complex problems in bio-engineering

an ability to communicate scientifically (scientific communication skills) in writing and orally effectively

an ability to plan, complete, and evaluate bio-engineered components or systems within realistic constraints such as legal, economic, environmental, sustainability, and health and safety.

an ability to adapt in multicultural environments and work effectively independently or in groups, both within a single field and across interdisciplinary fields

an ability to be accountable and practice values of responsibility by analyzing and providing solutions to the impacts of engineering applications on social, economic, and environmental aspects, and being responsive to community needs.

an ability to understand the need for life-long learning with a proactive, systematic, creative, critical, and innovative mindset.