ONE SYSTEM. MORE FOR TEXAS.
With 12 universities and eight state agencies working together, The Texas A&M System brings education, research, and public service at a scale few others can match, giving us the reach and expertise to take on challenges and serve Texas and the nation where it matters most.
THE POWER OF STATEWIDE REACH
The Texas A&M University System is a public, land-grant university and state agency system with a unique structure built to serve Texas and beyond. Together, our universities and state agencies give us unmatched scale to turn knowledge into action.
Across Texas, students are preparing to lead. Researchers are pushing ideas forward. Experts are working on the ground, serving communities and solving real problems. With a programmatic presence in all 254 Texas counties, the A&M System brings education, research, and public service together to take on challenges and build a stronger future for Texas and beyond.
UNIVERSITIES
Across the Texas A&M University System, 12 universities educate leaders of character, advance research, and create opportunities for students and communities across Texas.
Texas A&M University
About
Texas A&M University prepares leaders to make an impact in Texas and around the world. The state’s first public institution of higher education offers more than 450 degree programs and puts world-class research to work across fields from engineering and agriculture to health and the sciences.
VISIT TEXAS A&MESTABLISHED
1876
ENROLLMENT
79,467 – Fall 2026 Enrollment
RESEARCH
More than $1.39 billion invested in research disciplines like engineering, agriculture, and security
LEADERSHIP
Dr. Susan Ballabina | President
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450+ degree programs
57 National Academies members
Locations across Texas and beyond
Prairie View A&M University
About
Prairie View A&M University has been opening doors and building leaders since 1876. A Historically Black College and University, Prairie View A&M combines more than 120 degree programs with growing research in engineering, agriculture, health, business, education, and more.
VISIT PVAMUESTABLISHED
1876
ENROLLMENT
10,310 – Fall 2026 Enrollment
RESEARCH
$31.6 million invested in research disciplines like engineering and agriculture
LEADERSHIP
Dr. Tomikia LeGrande | President
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Historically Black College and University
120+ degree programs
Carnegie-classified R2 research university
Tarleton State University
About
Tarleton State University prepares students for careers, leadership, and service through an education built for what comes next. With programs in Stephenville, Fort Worth, Waco, Bryan, and online, Tarleton State combines broad access with a growing research mission.
VISIT TARLETON STATEESTABLISHED
1899
Joined the A&M System in 1917
ENROLLMENT
27,695 – Fall 2026 Enrollment
RESEARCH
$24.9 million invested in research disciplines like engineering and agriculture
LEADERSHIP
Dr. James Hurley | President
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129 undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degree offerings
Locations in Stephenville, Fort Worth, Waco, and Bryan, plus online
Serves students from 228 Texas counties
Texas A&M International University
About
Texas A&M International University brings a global perspective to education and research from its home in Laredo. Students learn across the arts and sciences, business, education, and nursing while gaining opportunities to lead, serve, and understand an increasingly connected world.
VISIT TAMIUESTABLISHED
1970
Joined the A&M System in 1989
ENROLLMENT
9,256 – Fall 2026 Enrollment
RESEARCH
$9.4 million invested in research disciplines like engineering and health sciences
LEADERSHIP
Dr. Christopher Maynard | President
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300-acre campus in Laredo
122+ student clubs and organizations
Research with a special focus on the U.S.-Mexico border
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
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Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi brings education and discovery to the Gulf Coast. Located on its own island, the university offers more than 85 degree programs and advances research and innovation in marine and coastal studies, autonomy, surveying, and science.
VISIT TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTIESTABLISHED
1947
Joined the A&M System in 1989
ENROLLMENT
11,342 – Fall 2026 Enrollment
RESEARCH
$52.2 million invested in research disciplines like marine studies and engineering
LEADERSHIP
Dr. Kelly Miller | President
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85+ degree programs
40+ centers and labs
Carnegie-classified R2 research university
Texas A&M University-Kingsville
About
Texas A&M University–Kingsville has advanced opportunity and innovation in South Texas for a century. Its programs and research build expertise in areas that matter to Texas and beyond, including engineering, animal and wildlife sciences, education, business, and agriculture.
VISIT TAMUKESTABLISHED
1925
Joined the A&M System in 1989
ENROLLMENT
6,882 – Fall 2026 Enrollment
RESEARCH
$31.8 million invested in research disciplines like engineering, agriculture, and animal and wildlife sciences
LEADERSHIP
Dr. Robert Vela Jr. | President
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Known for engineering, animal and wildlife sciences, music, and education
Home to the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute
Home to the King Ranch Institute for Ranch Management
West Texas A&M University
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West Texas A&M University serves the Panhandle with education and research grounded in the needs of the region. From agriculture and veterinary programs to business, education, and the arts, West Texas A&M prepares students to lead while strengthening communities across West Texas.
VISIT WTAMUESTABLISHED
1910
Joined the A&M System in 1990
ENROLLMENT
8,866 – Fall 2026 Enrollment
RESEARCH
$11.6 million invested in research disciplines like agriculture, engineering, and veterinary medicine
LEADERSHIP
Dr. Neil Terry | Interim President
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100+ undergraduate and graduate degree offerings
342-acre residential campus in Canyon
Home to the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum
East Texas A&M University
About
East Texas A&M University turns education into opportunity. With more than 140 academic degrees and flexible learning options across Texas, the university combines personal attention, hands-on learning, and research with a long tradition of preparing educators and other professionals.
VISIT EAST TEXAS A&MESTABLISHED
1889
Joined the A&M System in 1996
ENROLLMENT
14,682 – Fall 2026 Enrollment
RESEARCH
$6.8 million invested in research disciplines like health sciences and human services
LEADERSHIP
Dr. Mark Rudin | President
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140+ academic degrees
1,300-acre research farm
Classes offered online and at locations across Texas
Texas A&M University-Texarkana
About
Texas A&M University–Texarkana connects education with opportunity in Northeast Texas. The university works with business and industry to develop programs for changing workforce needs while giving students flexible ways to learn in person, online, and through hybrid courses.
VISIT A&M-TEXARKANAESTABLISHED
1971
Joined the A&M System in 1996
ENROLLMENT
3,482 – Fall 2026 Enrollment
RESEARCH
$108,000 invested in research disciplines like engineering and health sciences
LEADERSHIP
Dr. Ross Alexander | President
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375-acre lakefront campus
40+ student organizations
Online, hybrid, and face-to-face learning options
Texas A&M University-Central Texas
About
Texas A&M University–Central Texas is built for students ready to take their education further. Focused on upper-level transfer students, the university provides flexible bachelor’s and master’s programs for community college graduates, working adults, and others ready for their next step.
VISIT A&M-CENTRAL TEXASESTABLISHED
1999
Joined the A&M System in 2009
ENROLLMENT
2,523 – Fall 2026 Enrollment
RESEARCH
$1.7 million invested in research disciplines like engineering and business
LEADERSHIP
Dr. Richard Rhodes | President
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30 bachelor’s and 19 graduate programs
Texas’ only public university focused exclusively on upper-level transfer students
More than 70% of students attend part time
Texas A&M University-San Antonio
About
Texas A&M University–San Antonio expands access to opportunity in one of the nation’s largest cities. From its South San Antonio campus, the university prepares a diverse student body for rewarding careers, responsible citizenship, and lifelong learning.
VISIT A&M-SAN ANTONIOESTABLISHED
2000
Joined the A&M System in 2009
ENROLLMENT
7,609 – Fall 2026 Enrollment
RESEARCH
$7.1 million invested in research disciplines like health sciences and business
LEADERSHIP
Dr. Salvador Hector Ochoa | President
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60+ undergraduate and graduate degrees
67% of students are first-generation college students
Nearly 700-acre campus in South San Antonio
Texas A&M University-Victoria
About
Texas A&M University–Victoria brings the strength of the A&M System to the Coastal Bend. The university offers accessible undergraduate and graduate education while supporting the economic well-being and quality of life of the students and communities it serves.
VISIT A&M-VICTORIAESTABLISHED
1973
Joined the A&M System in 2025
ENROLLMENT
2,711 – Fall 2026 Enrollment
RESEARCH
$501,000 invested in research disciplines like education and natural sciences
LEADERSHIP
Dr. Christian Hardigree | President
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Undergraduate and graduate degrees across four colleges
Programs offered online and face-to-face in Victoria
Serves students in the Coastal Bend and beyond
AGENCIES
Eight state agencies put expertise into action, delivering research, training, and essential services that help Texas communities solve challenges, prepare for the future, and respond when it matters most.
Texas A&M AgriLife Research
Texas A&M AgriLife Research takes on challenges that affect agriculture, natural resources, and life sciences. Scientists across the state turn research into practical solutions that strengthen food production, conserve natural resources, improve health, and help Texas communities thrive.
LEADERSHIP: Dr. G. Cliff Lamb | Director
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service brings practical, science-based knowledge directly to Texans. Through educators, volunteers, and local offices, the agency helps people strengthen farms, families, and communities with resources they can put to work every day.
LEADERSHIP: Dr. Rick Avery | Director
Texas A&M Forest Service
The Texas A&M Forest Service protects the people, property, and natural resources of Texas. From keeping forests healthy to fighting wildfires and responding to disasters, the agency puts expertise on the ground where and when Texans need it.
LEADERSHIP: Dr. Al Davis | Director
Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory
The Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory uses science to protect animals, people, and the agriculture economy. Its experts test specimens, track disease, and deliver answers that help animal owners, veterinarians, industry, and government respond with confidence.
LEADERSHIP: Dr. Kiril Dimitrov | Director
Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station
The Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station turns engineering research into real-world impact. Working with universities, government, and industry, the agency advances solutions in areas ranging from energy and infrastructure to manufacturing, health care, data science, and national security.
LEADERSHIP: Dr. Robert Bishop | Director
Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service
The Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service prepares people for the moments when skill matters most. Through hands-on training and technical expertise, the agency helps first responders, organizations, and communities prevent problems, strengthen the workforce, and prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters.
LEADERSHIP: Dr. David Coatney | Director
Texas A&M Transportation Institute
The Texas A&M Transportation Institute tackles the challenges of moving people and goods safely and efficiently. Researchers combine engineering, data, and real-world testing to deliver practical solutions for transportation systems in Texas and beyond.
LEADERSHIP: Dr. Gregory Winfree | Director
Texas Division of Emergency Management
The Texas Division of Emergency Management helps Texas prepare for the unexpected and respond when it happens. Working with local, state, and federal partners, the agency supports communities before, during, and after disasters, from planning and training through response, recovery, and mitigation.
LEADERSHIP: Dr. W. Nim Kidd | Chief