Course Overview
Course Overview The Biological and Ecological Engineering program operates at the dynamic interface of life sciences and engineering, focusing on the sustainable use of biological resources. This engineering-based curriculum is grounded in life science principles and tackles critical challenges in bioprocess and water resources engineering. Key Program Highlights Master engineering and life science principles for the sustainable management of biological resources and ecosystems. Gain expertise in cutting-edge bioprocess engineering, including biosensors, microbial fuel cells, and bio-based fuels. Develop advanced skills in water resources engineering, covering hydrologic modeling, irrigation optimization, and water pollution control. Apply advanced technologies like geographical information systems (GIS) and artificial intelligence to solve complex agricultural and ecological problems. Engage in research on pressing global issues, from renewable energy production to groundwater contaminant transport and treatment.
Available Intakes
August 2026
CampusCorvallis Campus
CityCorvallis
ModeOnline
Duration24 Months
FeeUSD 37,290
August 2026
CampusCorvallis Campus
CityCorvallis
ModeOnline
Duration12 Months
FeeUSD 37,290