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I spy with my engineering eye 👀
Our graduate program has ranked #9 nationally according to US News & World Report.
This accomplishment is a testament to the dedication of our exceptional faculty, staff, and students. We are excited for what's ahead.
Engineers can study abroad too. Yes, really.
Our partner programs make it possible to stay on schedule, earn your degree in four years, and add international experience to your journey.
See what’s possible and talk with our advisor about your path:
bse.vt.edu/undergraduate/edu…
What is Biological Systems Engineering? 🤔 It blends biology, chemistry & engineering. BSE students focus on biotech, ecology, health, or food engineering. bse.vt.edu/undergraduate/bio…
A canoe made of concrete — and it floats.
Virginia Tech’s Concrete Canoe Team blends materials science, design, and teamwork to compete at the highest level.
Incredible engineering in action. 🚣♂️🧱
🎥 news.vt.edu/videos/y/2026/04…
A big sustainability win, Virginia Tech researchers created a scalable, water‑based bioplastic coating that could replace single‑use plastics — and it composts at home.
Real progress toward cleaner packaging. 🌱
🔗 news.vt.edu/articles/2026/04…
Passionate about the environment?
VT’s Ecological Engineering major trains students to design sustainable systems that protect water, land, and ecosystems.
See what the program offers → ow.ly/eK5E50Z5C5r
#Sustainability #Engineering #Hokies #STEM
Collaboration fuels innovation.
VT Biological Systems Engineering partners with industry to advance research, develop talent, and create real‑world solutions.
See how your organization can connect→ ow.ly/CMCu50Z5BKu
#Engineering #IndustryPartnerships #Innovation
Curious about a future in biotech?
VT’s Biotech & Bioprocessing Concentration blends engineering, biology, and innovation to prepare students for careers in health, sustainability, and cutting‑edge tech.
See what the program offers → bse.vt.edu/undergraduate/bio…
How to close the gap between rising agricultural demand and shrinking land? Farm in sand—cheap, abundant, and everywhere on Earth. Read Now: news.vt.edu/articles/2026/04…
Our new Department Newsletter just dropped!
Highlights, events, achievements, research — it’s all in there.
Take a minute to catch up and stay connected with what’s happening across the department.
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