The Agricultural and Biological Engineering department ranks #3 as one of the best graduate programs in the nation.
Our department offers degrees of Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy. While obtaining a degree in Agricultural and Biological Engineering, students may specialize in one of four areas: Agricultural Production, Biological Engineering, Information Systems, or Land and Water Resources.
The Agricultural and Biological Engineering Department offers graduate degree programs through the College of Engineering and the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences. Please refer to the Graduate Student Manuals for requirements.
The graduate programs offered through the College of Engineering for Agricultural and Biological Engineering (ABE) majors are the Master of Engineering, Master of Science, and the Doctor of Philosophy.
The graduate programs offered through the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences for Agricultural and Biological Engineering (ABE) majors are the Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy in the areas of agricultural operations management and applied sciences.
This degree program requires a total of 30 credit hours. It can be completed in two semesters and one summer term. Students may take four courses in the Fall, four courses in the Spring, and two courses in the Summer.
Students may select an area of concentration within Agricultural and Biological Engineering and must complete 30 hours of graduate level course work, at least 15 of which must be from Agricultural and Biological Engineering. With the approval of the supervisory committee, students may take coursework in related areas from other departments including both engineering management and technical courses.
The University of Florida Agricultural and Biological Engineering Online Non-Thesis Graduate Program seeks to break digital barriers in an effort to connect everyone with the opportunity to join the Gator Nation, regardless of their location. Through our fully online program, students will advance their knowledge and skillset all while earning a degree that will help them reach their professional goals.
The ABE graduate studies program offers an opportunity for students to earn a certificate in biological systems modeling. Engineering and science graduate students and professionals will be trained to model a wide range of biological and environmental systems. A tiered course structure introduces students to conceptual modeling, model development and design with high-level programming languages, and an overview of the model application to simulation of biological systems.
All applicants to approved certificate programs on campus must use the centralized application with the Office of Admissions. To visit the Office of Admissions application, click here.
For information, contact Dr. Rafael Munoz-Carpena.
The Agricultural and Biological Engineering graduate studies program offers an opportunity for students to earn a certificate in Applications in AI-based SmartAg Systems through the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS).
IMPORTANT: To enroll in this certificate, the student must apply online following the link below (and click to “Apply Here" in that page):
http://www.admissions.ufl.edu/apply/more
Please notice that no more than 50% of certificate coursework can be completed prior to submitting an application for the certificate program.
Please notify Daphne Flournoy (dflournoy@ufl.edu) after you complete the application so she can process your admission.
The Agricultural and Biological Engineering graduate studies program offers an opportunity for students to earn a certificate in SmartAg Engineering. Students will be trained in several topical areas relevant to modern computation-based innovations in agriculture termed SmartAg. A tiered course structure introduces students to concepts of instrumentation, machine learning, and control methods in SmartAg applications.
IMPORTANT: To enroll in this certificate, the student must apply online following the link below (and click to “Apply Here" in that page):
http://www.admissions.ufl.edu/apply/more
Please notice that no more than 50% of certificate coursework can be completed prior to submitting an application for the certificate program.
Please notify Daphne Flournoy (dflournoy@ufl.edu) after you complete the application so she can process your admission.
Dr. Greg Kiker
Graduate Coordinator
291 Frazier Rogers Hall
352-294-6749
gkiker@ufl.edu
Daphne Flournoy
Academic Advisor
116 Frazier Rogers Hall
352-294-6709
dflournoy@ufl.edu
