Options of Study
• Ecological Engineering
• Biotechnology Engineering
• Biomedical Engineering/ Pre-Med

 Employment Opportunities
• Medical Equipment Companies
• Food processing companies
• Government agencies for environmental resource management.
• Engineering consulting firms
• Biotechnology Companies

Scholarship Opportunities
Students majoring in the agricultural, food and life sciences received over $400,000 in scholarships for 1998-99.
To apply:
1. Be admitted to the University.
2. Complete a college scholarship form by Feb. 15 for incoming freshmen, current students and transfer students.
3. Contact departments for scholarship information.

Work-Study & Hourly Jobs
The college hires many students in work-study and hourly jobs. To learn more, contact the department directly.

Examples of Course Work
• Engineering Properties of Biological Materials
• Ecological Engineering Design
• Food Process Engineering
• BiomedicalEngineering Principles
• Instrumentation in Biological Systems
• Biotechnology Engineering
• Equipment Design for Biological Systems
• Precision Agriculture
• Risk Assessment

Special Opportunities
• Internships — Gain vital career skills during on-the-job training as a pre-professional by taking advantage of the internship program and working for a company suited to your degree training and career goals. You can even receive college credit at the same time!

• Student Clubs — The University of Arkansas has an active pre-professional branch of ASABE, The Society for Engineering in Agricultural, Food, and Biological Systems and a branch of IBE, the Institute of Biological Engineering. Activities in ASABE and IBE, both locally and nationally, provide students with formal experiences in national design competitions and informal experiences networking with faculty and practicing professionals in the field.

• Biomedical/Pre-Medical Option — Pursue a pre-medical curriculum while gaining the valuable asset of an biomedical engineering degree.