Frequently Asked Questions
EnMed is the Texas A&M University School of Engineering Medicine integrated educational and research medical program with a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship. It is a partnership between the Texas A&M University School of Medicine, Texas A&M College of Engineering and Houston Methodist Hospital.
EnMed students will fulfill all academic and professional requirements for the medical degree, but will engage in additional experiences involving engineering, innovation and entrepreneurship. These experiences are integrated into the curriculum from day one, uniquely preparing EnMed graduates to be leaders in inventing and applying cutting-edge technologies into medical practice.
Students interested must first apply to the School of Medicine. During the secondary application, prospective students can apply to the EnMed option. The application process and requirements for applying can be found on the School of Medicine admissions webpage.
Along with meeting the requirements for the Texas A&M School of Medicine, students must also have completed a bachelor’s degree in engineering, computer science, physics, mathematics, or similar discipline, and demonstrate experience in entrepreneurship or innovation. One of the letters of recommendation required for admission would need to be from a faculty member in engineering, computer science, physics, mathematics, or similar discipline.
Yes, up to 20 out-of-state students will be accepted into a class within a given year.
Yes, research is an integral part of this program.
Yes, all students in EnMed will be expected to invent or be a major contributor to an invention before they graduate.
Students will earn a master’s degree in engineering in addition to a Doctor of Medicine.
The EnMed curriculum is four years to complete both degrees.
Only the MCAT exam is required.