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During these unique times, easy access to information about graduate school is more important than ever. The Department of Biomedical Engineering at Texas A&M University is committed to helping students navigate the graduate school admissions process in our currently virtual environment. Within this site, you will find detailed information to help you confirm why BME@TAMU is the right fit for you to complete your graduate degree.
During these unique times, easy access to information about graduate school is more important than ever. The Department of Biomedical Engineering at Texas A&M University is committed to helping students navigate the graduate school admissions process in our currently virtual environment. Within this site, you will find detailed information to help you confirm why BME@TAMU is the right fit for you to complete your graduate degree.
More information about academics, admissions, financial aid, research, and more can also be found on our department website.
More information about academics, admissions, financial aid, research, and more can also be found on our department website.
Virtual Event Options
Virtual Event Options
Visit with faculty, staff and graduate students during hosted webinar sessions to learn more about why BME@TAMU is the right place for your future graduate degree.
In these free events, graduate programs from biomedical engineering and science research programs around the world host virtual "booths" to make it easier to visit multiple programs in a single day.
BME@TAMU is participating in several panel events with other program advisors to help address questions related to admissions, funding, choosing an advisor, and more.
Our Next Events
Our Next Events
Register HERE for a conversation with BMEN programs about submitting a competitive application.
Register HERE for a virtual graduate school fair dedicated to students interested in biomedical research.
Register HERE to learn more about why you should choose BME@TAMU for your graduate degree.
Register HERE for a conversation with biomedical engineering and science programs about funding your degree.
*All photos found within this site were taken prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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