The department offers graduate work leading to the Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees with a major in agricultural and biosystems engineering. Opportunities for study and research exist in several areas of concentration. These include: irrigation and water resources management and development, biosystems and biochemical engineering with emphasis on biotechnology developments, biosystems analysis and design, waste management and water quality control, soil-water-plant relationships, micropropagation,environmental control, applications of sensors, control systems, computer applications, multispectral analysis, and emerging technologies. Students with adequate undergraduate preparation in engineering will be considered for admission to a degree program.