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Admissions Eligibility

Students interested in the Master of Engineering in Engineering program must meet and follow the requirements outlined below to be considered for admission:

  • Bachelor of Science or Master of Science in an engineering discipline.
    • Leveling courses required for students with a non-ABET bachelor's degree in engineering. These leveling courses are in addition to those fulfilling a student's Master of Engineering in engineering degree plan. Some example leveling courses include differential equations, particle statics and dynamics, and design courses.
  • Minimum GPA of 3.0 for undergraduate degree and at the graduate level

Required Application Documents

  • Application
  • Personal statement
    • In this one page essay, please give a description of why you want to pursue graduate studies in Interdisciplinary Engineering, specifically cybersecurity, and why you feel that Texas A&M is the right place for your graduate studies. Also, include your academic background in this area, and any relevant experience you may have in this field. Your statement of purpose should be submitted through the online application system. Do not send hard copies of your SOP to the graduate office.
  • Three letters of recommendation from professors or employers (Current Texas A&M graduate students may submit two letters of recommendation)
    • It is preferred that these letters come from faculty or employers / supervisors who have been involved with the student’s most advanced levels of academic education and who can assess the student’s potential for advanced scholarly studies. Do not include letters from family friends or other non-technical referees who cannot fairly assess your academic abilities.
  • Resumé
  • Unofficial transcripts from all previously attended college institutions (official transcripts will be required if you are admitted).
  • English-language proficiency:
    • Applicants whose native language is not English are required to submit proof of English proficiency to be eligible for review. Visit the admissions website for a list of acceptable documentation and/or test scores.

Please note that a GRE exam is not required for application to this program.

How to Apply

Applicants should apply here through Engineering CAS. Once in the EngineeringCAS site, you will choose the “Master of Engineering in Engineering” program.  You will be asked for your specialization (cybersecurity systems) in the application. This program only accepts application in the fall cycle.

For applicants already students at Texas A&M, please contact Angie Dunn for further instructions.

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Angie Dunn

  • Program Specialist IV, Department of Multidisciplinary Engineering
  • Interim Graduate Advisor, Department of Multidisciplinary Engineering
Angie Dunn