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The Department of Rural and Biosystems Engineering pursues global competitiveness in agriculture and the sustainable development of rural communities through the application of integrated knowledge on engineering, natural science, and humanities and social sciences to agricultural and rural systems. The principal contents of research and education of the department are rural amenities, soil and water management, construction and management of infrastructure for rural systems majors, agricultural machinery, automation of agricultural production systems, precision and information agriculture, agricultural robotics, biomaterial processing, bionanotechnology, and food processing systems for biosystems majors. Through research and education, the Department serves industries and societies and achieves its reputation as a leader in the rural and biosystems engineering sector.
The Department develops graduates who can pursue engineering careers in industry, academia, consulting, or government. The curriculum is designed to educate the students to:
Graduates who obtain a broad engineering background through the Department’s program are sought after by a wide variety of employers. The following is a list of current employers :