13 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Second Degree BSN from Texas A&M University is a 15 month, accelerated-program available only to applicants with a previous bachelor’s degree in a non-nursing field of study.  

Interdisciplinary Engineering and Public Health in Occupational Safety from Texas A&M University is structured to allow students to complete it in five academic years, reducing the typical time to completion for sequential degrees by one year.

Public Health from Texas A&M University will enable students to complete the requirements for both a Bachelor of Science in Public Health and a Masters of Public Health within five years. 

Industrial Engineering and Public Health - Occupational Safety and Health Accelerated from Texas A&M University offers a combination degree option, which allows a student to earn a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering while also earning a Master of Public Health in Occupational Safety and Health.  

Biomedical Sciences from Texas A&M University curriculum is a strong four-year college education. The primary purpose is to prepare students at the college level for productive futures in a changing world. It is to help them gain versatility to face the years ahead.

Public Health from Texas A&M University is based on a philosophy of health promotion and disease prevention, to improve the quality of life of individuals, families, and communities. Graduates of the BSPH program will be able to assess factors influencing health in populations as well as plan, design, implement, and successfully manage effective health care programs and interventions.

Dental Hygiene from Texas A&M University established prerequisite courses prior to professional study. During the same year the Bachelor of Science degree was offered in addition to the traditional  certificate program.  

RN to BSN from Texas A&M University is available to registered nurses (RN) with an Associate Degree in nursing (ADN) to earn the Bachelor of Science in nursing through an online 30 semester credit hour curriculum. 

Traditional BSN from Texas A&M University is a two-year standard Bachelor of Science in nursing degree program offered at the Bryan—College Station campus. Students choosing this track complete 61 credit hours of professional nursing course work upon entry.  

At Animal Science - Animal Production and Industry from Texas A&M University students with an interest in a specific species are encouraged to direct their general elective hours toward those courses offered in the animal science department.

Kinesiology - Dance Science from Texas A&M University is focusing on dance research, anatomy, nutrition, injury prevention and psychological aspects of the dancer and proper biomechanical principles within dance technique.  

Industrial Engineering and Public Health in Occupational Safety from Texas A&M University aims is to recruit and educate a diverse group of scientists and engineers who will lead the future in developing enabling technologies to improve health in underserved communities. 

Nutrition from Texas A&M University aims to advance the discipline of nutrition by being a nationally-recognized leader in undergraduate and graduate, and post-graduate training. Here you will find answers to many questions you may have nutrition.