168 Master's degrees offered by the university

Education for Health Care Professionals from Texas A&M University provides the training necessary to produce effective leaders in health care professions education. 

Performance Studies from Texas A&M University is built around a multifaceted understanding of performance.  

Agricultural Development from Texas A&M University is designed for students who want professional graduate training with a management orientation in agriculture, food and natural resources. It is intended to emphasize the problem solving skills involved in the use of science and technology to benefit humanity, not as a research degree.

Marine Resources Management from Texas A&M University educates students in the intricacies of coastal and ocean management. Salary ranges are $61,100 on average, increases depending on industry.

Engineering Technology from Texas A&M University is a 3-semester resident program with a 30 credit-hour curriculum offering a thesis option.  

Biomedical Engineering and Master of Business Administration from Texas A&M University aims to produce leaders in biomedical engineering and business, and allows students to complete both degrees in approximately 2.5 years. 

The Master of Engineering in Systems Engineering is a structured, professional-oriented master’s degree program at Texas A&M University that covers basic knowledge sets, methods, and tools in systems engineering.

The Master of Science in Nursing - Forensic Nursing track at Texas A&M University prepares the graduate to care for victims and perpetrators of traumatic events or criminal acts.