Biological & Agricultural Engineering
The Tri-Cities campus has signature research programs in bioenergy and bioproducts engineering. Graduate students work with faculty to develop engineering processes to produce useful, high-value products from the byproducts of agricultural operations and other sources of plant biomass.
Graduate students will work with world-renowned faculty in the Bioproducts, Sciences, and Engineering Laboratory, located on the Tri-Cities campus in the nucleus of the Tri-Cities Research District.
Meet Dr. Yang
Bin Yang, associate professor of biological systems engineering, has figured out a way to successfully convert a common wood byproduct into hydrocarbon molecules that could be used as jet fuel. The work of Yang’s team will be on the cover of the December issue of , a journal of the Royal Society of Chemistry.
To be admitted to the Master’s or Doctoral program at ÍøÆØ³Ô¹Ï you must:
- , that includes:
- Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended
- One-page statement of purpose
- Three letters of recommendation (be prepared to enter recommender’s name and email address)
- Official GRE scores and TOEFL score (if applicable).
Priority application deadline for fall admission: January 10
Priority deadline for spring admission: July 1
These programs are officially offered through the Pullman campus, although students may complete all of their degree requirements on the Tri-Cities campus. Students interested in this Ph.D. program to be accepted. Prospective students are encouraged to contact the department about the availability of coursework, research, and faculty advisors at the Tri-Cities campus.
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