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- Biosystems Engineering
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Welcome to the Department of Biosystems & Agricultural Engineering at Michigan State University. I invite you to take a scenic tour of the department via this web page and its links. As you tour, remember that this is one of the oldest and highest ranked departments of its kind in the United States. The undergraduate engineering program has been changed (Fall, 1995) to Biosystems Engineering (BE) and now is home to more than 100 students. There are graduate programs in BE. We also have a two year program in Electrical Technology leading to Journeyman and Master Electrician certification. In all, there are about 250 students in total in the various programs, but don't think that means you will be a number. We take pride in knowing every student by his/her name, and we try to keep in contact with all our graduates.
In addition to the academic programs housed in the department, we also have extension faculty through Michigan State University Extension (MSUE) and research faculty through the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station (MAES). Located within Farrall Hall is the Crop and Food Bioprocessing Center.
We are always looking for internship and employment opportunities for our students, and if you have an opening for one, please let us know. We're proud of the quality of our programs and our students and think you could benefit from employing them.
If you have suggestions or comments on the home page, let us know.
Ajit K. Srivastava, Ph.D., P.E., Professor
CHAIRPERSON215 Farrall Hall
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI 48824-1323 (the old fashioned way)(517)-353-7268 (voice)
(517)-432-2892 (FAX)
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