Texas A&M College of Engineering undergraduates, take your skills to the next level with the newly updated Bachelor’s+ Program for 2025! Whether you prefer learning online or getting hands-on in the lab, we have flexible options to fit your goals.

The Renewable Clean Energies and Nuclear Technologies (ReCENT) program fosters partnerships and develops programs for students, educators and industry, expanding into clean energy and professional training to grow Texas's energy workforce.

Professionals need to stay up to date on new and emerging technologies. We offer many professional development and continuing education opportunities.

Since 1979, the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES) has established partnerships with universities and two-year colleges, built on the commitment to collaboration that extends beyond the laboratory to solve real-world problems.

Texas A&M Engineering Conference & Event Services is your one-stop solution for event planning. From finding available spaces to coordinating catering and IT support, we handle it all, ensuring a seamless experience from start to finish.

Designed to inspire STEM literacy, Spark! offers engineering education programming to PK-12 students and families and professional development opportunities to educators in the science, technology, engineering and math fields.

The Engineering Academies is the first transition program of its kind in the United States. Students are co-enrolled in Texas A&M and one of ten partner colleges.