Master of Engineering in Engineering degrees

Engineering Medicine (EnMed) is Texas A&M University's innovative engineering plus medicine degree program offered at Houston Methodist Hospital in Houston, Texas. Students in this program graduate with both an M.D. degree and a Master of Engineering in Engineering degree.

Master of Science in Interdisciplinary Engineering degrees

Texas A&M Engineering and Arts et Métiers Institute of Technology have teamed up to establish the AM² transatlantic partnership. In this global dual degree, students spend some time at the university abroad, and graduate with two degrees, one from Texas A&M and another from the partner institution.

Interdisciplinary Engineering degrees are perfect for accomplished engineering students whose research interests cross engineering disciplines and/or colleges.

Doctorate Degrees

Interdisciplinary Engineering degrees are perfect for accomplished engineering students whose research interests cross engineering disciplines and/or colleges.

Gain a higher level understanding of how technological advances can be implemented through industry to solve problems that affect society. The Doctor of Engineering degree was designed for an individual who would like to seek leadership roles in industry.

The Interdisciplinary Engineering (ITDE) Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) program allows students to develop unique expertise in emerging areas that may not be covered by traditional departmental degree programs and provides a path for those whose research interests cross engineering disciplines and/or college lines.

The Doctor of Engineering (D.Eng.) Program prepares our students to work at the highest levels of the engineering profession. This program emphasizes solving problems that arise in using technologies beneficial to mankind.

Graduate Certificates

This certificate focuses on enhancing students' understanding of project organizations, teams and management techniques in order to prepare them to be future leaders. The certificate is offered to graduate students.

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Angie Dunn

  • Program Specialist IV, Interdisciplinary Engineering
Angie Dunn