Biodesign brings together design, biology, and emerging technologies to explore how living systems, biological processes, and scientific research can inform new approaches to design.

Students in Biodesign engage in research-driven and experimental studio practice, working with biological concepts, materials, and systems to address questions of health, sustainability, ethics, and the environment. Through observation, collaboration, and making, designers examine the social and ecological implications of working with life-based systems while developing new design possibilities.

Co-majors provide candidates with additional depth in a specialized area without the full credit load of a double majo