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BS in Emergency Management and Disaster Science, University of Nebraska Omaha
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About this course
Pre-Agricultural Engineering at the University of Nebraska Omaha introduces students to foundational engineering principles with a focus on agricultural applications. This program prepares students for further engineering studies within the Department of Biological Systems Engineering at UNL. It emphasizes coursework in areas like machine design, soil and water management, and system testing. Students will gain practical knowledge in machinery analysis, soil and water infrastructure, and resource management, with job prospects spanning industry, public agencies, consulting, and private practice.
Why this course is highly recommended
This program is ideal for students interested in applying engineering skills to agriculture and natural resources. It offers a comprehensive foundation that leads to diverse career opportunities in industry, government, consulting, and private sectors involved in agricultural and environmental systems, making it a valuable pathway for those passionate about sustainable resource management.
Specialisation
Students in the Pre-Agricultural Engineering program focus on areas such as machine design, system testing, or soil and water resources. The coursework includes principles of mechanical design, hydraulics, ergonomics, safety, test procedures, data acquisition, and natural resources management.
Course fees
Application fees
19.30L
1st year tuition fees
19.30L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
Students should be aware of certain course differences on the Scott Campus in Omaha, such as five specific courses not having equivalents. For example, AGEN 100 will be waived upon transfer to Lincoln but does not reduce the overall required credits for degree completion.
English language test
IELTS
6
PTE
44
DUOLINGO
95
TOEFL
61
Want to learn more about the admission process, eligibility criteria, and acceptance rates for international students? Visit the University of Nebraska Omaha admission page for complete details.
Career prospects
Graduates can find opportunities in industry, public agencies, consulting firms, and private practices, working on machinery analysis and design, soil and water infrastructure, and natural resources management.
FAQs
What are the core areas of focus in Pre-Agricultural Engineering?
The core areas include machine design, system testing, and soil and water resource management.
Are there any courses on the Scott Campus that have no equivalents elsewhere?
Yes, five courses in the first two years are unique to the Scott Campus, with AGEN 100 being waived for transfer students to Lincoln.
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