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BIOENGINEERING
Chair of Bioengineering: Eric G. Jakobsson
Correspondence and Admission Information: Sandy Heibenthal, Bioengineering Office, 53 Everitt Laboratory, 1406 West Green Street, Urbana, IL 61801; (217) 333-1867; E-mail: bioen@uiuc.edu
At this time, no graduate degree is offered in bioengineering. However, courses and research opportunities are currently offered in the following units: agricultural engineering, chemical engineering, electrical and computer engineering, general engineering, kinesiology, materials science and engineering, mechanical and industrial engineering, molecular and integrative physiology, nuclear engineering, veterinary bioscien ces, veterinary clinical medicine, and veterinary pathobiology. Students interested in bioengineering graduate work should contact either the Bioengineering Office or the degree-granting department most nearly matching their interests.