Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Bio-Resources Engineering Option] From Montana State University

As our understanding of the interaction between engineering activities and the effect on the environment expands, the need for civil engineers with bio-resources training also grows. Particular areas of concern are:

• soil and water conservation and reclamation
• modeling and analysis of hydrologic systems
• safe and adequate water supplies
• protection and enhancement of surface and groundwater
• quantity and quality
• waste and by-product management

Professional Job Opportunities

Our graduates have been highly successful in beginning their engineering career immediately after graduation. Graduates have tended to find employment in:

• consulting engineering companies
• manufacturing industries
• mining and natural resources industries
• engineering sales and service
• federal, state, and local agencies

We also have a high placement record in graduate engineering programs, and have had students with ROTC scholarships move on to military commitments.