Texas A&M School of Engineering Medicine
The Future of MedicineBecome a Physicianeer in the only four-year program that results in a Medical Doctorate (MD) from Texas A&M College of Medicine and a Master of Engineering (MEng) from Texas A&M College of Engineering. Located in the heart of the world-renowned Texas Medical Center in Houston, Texas, we create innovative, problem-solving physicians uniquely qualified to address some of healthcare’s greatest challenges.
At the Intersection of Engineering and Medicine
Real-world Healthcare Experience
We operate in collaboration with Houston Methodist Hospital, Texas’ top-ranked hospital, giving you the opportunity to actively participate in research and medical practice alongside the foremost medical experts. As an EnMed student, you’ll innovate and lead the development of emerging medical technologies and products while obtaining hands-on, real-life experience at the crossroads of medicine and engineering.
Medical Engineering Innovation
As a student, you’ll gain experience in translating novel medical technologies into real-world applications acquired through multiple innovation projects. You’ll also develop a solution to an identified clinical need in collaboration with researchers, clinicians, and industry partners. Our state-of-the-art labs and facilities foster an environment of creativity and ingenuity.
Community of Collaboration
You’ll work with physicians, venture capitalists, researchers, and other professionals to bring new technologies to life. Join our community of health and be a part of fostering new ideas.
Applying to EnMed
Our application process and course requirements are slightly different from other medical programs. Learn about our application requirements.
Apply to EnMEdMeet Our People
The distinguished scholars that make up the School of Engineering Medicine exemplify the excellence of the Texas A&M University system. Our leadership and faculty are some of the best minds in their respective fields.
At Ease Podcast | Episode Two
Check out the latest episode of President Welsh’s podcast, where he sits down with Dr. Abishek Jain and Ashley Chuong, an M1 here at EnMed, to discuss their work with “organ-on-a-chip” technology to study diseases like ovarian cancer and cardiovascular disease.
