Undergraduate Programs

Engineering and technology solutions for modern agriculture

Undergraduate Programs

Through experiential learning, industry partnerships, and flexible pathways, students graduate ready for careers in engineering, technology management, consulting, and advanced study — making an impact across agriculture, energy, water, and food systems.

A person walking on a dirt path between corn and wheat fields, carrying a large drone.

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Biological Systems Engineering programs prepare students to solve complex challenges at the intersection of agriculture, technology, and natural resources. Agricultural Engineering focuses on designing systems, machinery, and infrastructure to improve efficiency, sustainability, and environmental outcomes, while Agricultural Systems Technology emphasizes hands‑on application, integrating technology, business, and agricultural sciences. Biological Systems Engineering integrates biology and engineering to explore real-world solutions in biomedical, ecological, and sustainability applications.