Question

Describe the different fields of biotechnology

Answer 1

Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering:

Students who study biosystems engineering learn mainly how to integrate biological and physical sciences with engineering science and design. Graduates may work for companies involved with bioprocessing, bioenviormental engineering, food engineering, and other related areas.

Agricultural Education and Studies:
Students learn how to enhance production by employing the latest technologies in bioethics, agriculture, global positioning, environmental science, food technology and production agriculture. Graduates prepare for a variety of careers including teaching, extension work, and jobs with government agencies.

Agronomy:
Agronomy is primarily the study of soils, crops, climatology, and other components of our environment. Students learn to use biotechnology in many ways such as manipulating soil microorganisms and breeding plants.

Animal Science:
Animal scientists provide services involving animal production and animal products. Students learn how to provide services economically with focus on consumer needs, animal health and environment, and resource conservation. Graduates can also prepare for admission to professional schools such as veterinary medicine.