Why become a bioengineer ?

A bioengineer is a...

• Engineer of the living world, because they study plants, animals, and microorganisms as well as their environment (air, water, and soil), while also being an engineer who uses this knowledge to understand, analyze, improve, or design sustainable solutions that contribute to societal progress.

• Versatile and multidisciplinary scientist, mastering new technologies in the fields of chemistry, applied biology, agronomy, and environmental science.

• Innovator and entrepreneur, offering sustainable responses to major societal challenges: food, health, climate, and biodiversity.

• Field expert, capable of leading a bioengineering project from its conception to its evaluation, considering all its dimensions—scientific, technical, economic, human, and social—in close collaboration with a multidisciplinary team.

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