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Multidisciplinary Engineering Grid

Undergraduate Degrees

Our undergraduate degrees include interdisciplinary engineering, architectural engineering and more

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Minors and certificates

Our minors and certifications range from cybersecurity, engineering project management and engineering concepts

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Multidisciplinary news

Read about the latest developments in the department

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Resources

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Multidisciplinary Degrees

Our multidisciplinary degrees were designed to fulfill a growing demand for engineers who think outside the box.

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Online Degrees

Advance your career by earning a multidisciplinary graduate degree online.

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Design Your Own Degree

Do your career plans not fit within a traditional engineering degree program? We can help you build your own bachelor's degree.

Recent News

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Murphy and Shryock receive Distinguished Achievement Award

Dr. Robin Murphy and Dr. Kristi Shryock were recently honored with The Association of Former Students Distinguished Achievement Award, which is one of the most prestigious awards presented to faculty and staff at Texas A&M University.

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Former student Q&A: Internships, institute chapters and impact

Theodore Hughes, a mechanical engineer-in-training at Shah Smith & Associates, reflects on his undergraduate journey as an architectural engineering major. He is one of the first graduates from the Department of Multidisciplinary Engineering.

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Doctoral student pursues engineering passion at 60

Lance Decker is a doctoral student in the Department of Multidisciplinary Engineering. With over 40 years of industry experience under his belt, he is one of the oldest and most dedicated students in the interdisciplinary engineering doctoral program.

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