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New program for Fall 2009
A brand new high-tech degree, Bachelor of Science in BioMolecular Engineering will become available to you in Fall 2009. It is currently in the planning stages so we do not have complete information, but it promises to be a super opportunity with amazing faculty and awesome new laboratories. Check back to this site over the next few months and see the program develop. Meanwhile, check out the list below for employment opportunities for graduates.
Consider This ...
- The 21st Century is the Bio Century.
- Biomolecular engineers are the universal engineers of the future capable of working all over the world in a wide range of roles and industries.
- MSOE is busy creating labs, a state-of-the-art tissue culture facility and other exciting resources for a high-tech biomolecular engineering program to start Fall 2009.
- You can be a driving force in creating the future others only dream about. You have the brains, imagination, focus and desire. So, what are you waiting for? Find out more about MSOE's biomolecular engineering degree.
Marketability!
Equipped with hybrid and versatile skills, biomolecular
engineers will develop new products, processes and techniques, and provide
solutions for medical, food, environmental and technical problems- fulfilling
their desire to improve human quality of life issues.
The curriculum of the Bachelor of Science in BioMolecular
Engineering program at MSOE will make you a sought-after graduate for
employment in academia, government, research, industry, engineering and
management positions. It also will prepare you for medical school, veterinary
school and graduate school at top universities.
Starting Salary
Biomolecular engineers average annual starting salary range is
$55,000-$60,000. Those with special skills like bioinformatics and tissue
culture may start in the range of $60,000-$70,000 a year.
Employment
With an MSOE biomolecular engineering degree you will be
qualified for working in a wide range of organizations including those involved
in:
- Biodiagnostic tools (DNA, RNA, proteins, enzymes)
- Biopharmaceuticals, Biotherapeutics
- Smart drugs development
- Treatment of various types of cancer
- Biochemicals, chemicals, petrochemicals, cosmetics and textiles
- Epigenetics (nutraceuticals)
- Food scarcity/droughts, crops and agriculture
- Bioremediation and pollution control
- Biofuels, energy and electronics
- Biosecurity, biodetection and law enforcement
- Industry management
- Research and development
Contact Information:
Admission Office
Milwaukee School of Engineering
1025 N. Broadway
Milwaukee, WI 53202
(800) 332-6763
explore@msoe.edu
BIOE Program Director:
Dr. Gul Afshan, Associate Professor
Physics and Chemistry Department
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