• The Bachelor of Biological Engineering at Cornell University is a 4-year program.
  • The Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering offers a bachelor's program in Biological Engineering. 
  • Some of the main topics students learn through this program are:
    • Molecular and cellular principles
    • Chemical and enzyme kinetics
    • Thermodynamics
    • Transport of water and energy, and biomaterials
  • The program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.
  • Many students have the opportunity to participate in:
    • industry internships and cooperative education
    • research assistantships on campus
    • community service projects
    • design competitions
  • Students may seek engineering professional licensing after graduation.
  • The Graduation rate of Cornell University is 94%.
  • The student-faculty ratio of this college is 8:1.
    The acceptance rate of Cornell University is 11%.
  • Cornell University is ranked #18 in QS Global World Rankings 2021.
  • The Objectives of the Biological Engineering major are to prepare graduates who:
    • Become valued in their work related to Biological Engineering and associated fields and professions
    • Pursue advanced degrees in engineering and related professional fields
    • Develop and exhibit leadership qualities
    • Contribute to the improvement of their communities, their profession, and the world;
    • Communicate effectively in a range of situations, both inside and outside