Biological Engineering merges principles of biology, engineering, and technology to develop solutions for diverse fields like healthcare, agriculture, and the environment. Students explore areas like genetics, bioinformatics, and biomaterials. They learn to apply engineering techniques to biological systems, emphasizing design and innovation. The curriculum integrates theory with practical applications, covering topics such as tissue engineering, bioprocessing, and synthetic biology. Biological Engineers contribute to advancements in healthcare, sustainable agriculture, and environmental remediation, creating novel tools and technologies to address complex challenges, from developing new medicines to creating biofuels and designing ecological solutions.