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BS in Agricultural Engineering - Machine Design Engineering
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The program objective is to make students apply their unique educational backgrounds in agricultural engineering by providing appropriate solutions to problems and adding value to the research, develo ...more
BS in Agricultural Engineering - Sensors and Controls Engineering
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The program objective is to make students apply their unique educational backgrounds in agricultural engineering by providing appropriate solutions to problems and adding value to the research, develo ...more
BS in Agricultural Engineering - Soil and Water Resources Engineering
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The program objective is to make students apply their unique educational backgrounds in agricultural engineering by providing appropriate solutions to problems and adding value to the research, develo ...more
BS in Applied Science - Agricultural Systems track - Commodity Protection
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This program prepares students for occupations that involve the application of science in society. It teaches an integrated understanding of how basic and applied science benefit and impact us, from t ...more
BS in Applied Science - Agricultural Systems track - Economics and Management Concentration
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This program prepares students for occupations that involve the application of science in society. It teaches an integrated understanding of how basic and applied science benefit and impact us, from t ...more
BS in Applied Science - Agricultural Systems track - Leadership and Entrepreneurship Concentration
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This program prepares students for occupations that involve the application of science in society. It teaches an integrated understanding of how basic and applied science benefit and impact us, from t ...more
BS in Applied Science - Agricultural Systems track - Natural Resource Systems Concentration
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This program prepares students for occupations that involve the application of science in society. It teaches an integrated understanding of how basic and applied science benefit and impact us, from t ...more
BS in Applied Science - Agricultural Systems track - Production Concentration
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This program prepares students for occupations that involve the application of science in society. It teaches an integrated understanding of how basic and applied science benefit and impact us, from t ...more
BS in Applied Science - Agricultural Systems track - Utilization Concentration
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This program prepares students for occupations that involve the application of science in society. It teaches an integrated understanding of how basic and applied science benefit and impact us, from t ...more
BS in Fisheries and Wildlife - Aquatic Ecology Option
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This option is designed for students considering careers in water quality, aquatic ecology, or limnology. Completion of this program also provides excellent preparation for graduate study. ...more
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The University of Nebraska – Lincoln, chartered in 1869, is located in Lincoln, Nebraska. It is recognized as a Doctoral/Research Extensive university. The university grants undergraduate programs, doctoral degree programs and masters degree programs in addition to several certificate programs. The academic programs are housed in the schools/colleges of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources,...read more
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