Education Abroad

Yanelly Guerrero is living her very own Cinderella story at Texas A&M.

Texas A&M University has added a new signature partnership to expand high impact learning for students and research collaboration for faculty with the formal dedication of the Hacienda Santa Clara Education and Research Center in Mexico.

Texas A&M ranks as one of the nation’s top three institutions of higher learning in the number of students receiving academic credit for their study abroad.

For many College of Geosciences professors and their students, these journeys are an opportunity for students to discover more about planet Earth.

Texas A&M University graduate Matthew Petty, an International Studies and Russian double major, has been awarded a coveted Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Scholarship.

Cadet Sara Carriker ’15 is a history major from Grafenwoehr, Germany.

For international student who are new to Texas A&M University, there is much to learn and discover about the Aggie and American way of life.

Texas A&M has a mission of providing teaching, research and service extending well beyond its Texas borders. In fact, there isn’t one continent on planet Earth that Aggies haven’t explored.

Texas A&M officials made the pledge as part of the “Generation Study Abroad“ initiative to increase the number of American students who study abroad.

The Texas A&M Corps of Cadets sent 26 students to Turkey for an 11-day visit in January 2014.