BEA. Biowhat? - BEA. Bioresource Engineering is a program given at McGill University's Macdonald Campus, in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, from the freshman level to the ph. D. level. Its undergraduates at the B. Eng. level are elligible to apply at the Ordre des Ingénieurs du Québec, as well as in most professional orders across the world. The discipline of bioresource engineering focuses on optimizing the world's natural resources. Our students specialize in the following fields: Agricultural Engineering The design of machinery components that will shape the future of agriculture The arrival of precision agriculture could improve food yields, create better management practices, and lower the environmental impacts of conventional agriculture.
Bio-environmental engineering The use of engineering principles for on-site land treatment, the handling of organic waste, and for bioenergy production Ecological engineering The design of ecological systems to meet certain human and non-human needs Food and bioprocess engineering. CREIQ | QCESO. MCSS. Mouthpiece. The Afterthought. Welcome to the online Macdonald campus student newsletter of McGill University. *Check out the Dietetics Corner page for a new contribution! Our Ideas This site will feature Mac-specific news, lecture and guest speaker review articles, and initiatives and activities that are unique to our campus. Also included on the site is an arts section dedicated to events taking place in and around the city of Montreal. Our contributors may also freely submit stories, poems, photographs, etc. To our students about the interesting and innovative work that’s going on within our campus and the university in general.
That’s happening at Mac and to show students a broader picture of what our college has to offer. We welcome new contributors at any time. We welcome all feedback and questions, so do not hesitate to get in touch with us. Sincerely, Macdonald Student Newspaper Club E-mail contact: macafterthought@hotmail.com.