EnMed educates invention-and innovation-minded, problem-solving physician engineers, or “physicianeers,” who will be uniquely qualified to make significant contributions to the transformation of health care through the design and development of innovative medical technologies that address some of health care’s greatest challenges.
In addition to the clinical training provided through the state’s top-ranked Houston Methodist Hospital, EnMed students gain experience contributing to all parts of the innovation process of translating novel medical technologies into real-world applications in the nation’s first fully integrated engineering and medical education curriculum accredited by the LCME. Graduates of EnMed receive both a doctorate of medicine and master’s in engineering in four years.
- A baccalaureate in engineering or computer science from an accredited institution in the U.S. and/or its territories
(We also consider non-engineering degrees, provided there is evidence of interest and activity or research related to engineering design and/or medical device innovation and entrepreneurship.) - U.S. citizenship or U.S. Permanent Residency (Green Card Holders)
- Prerequisite Courses
You can apply to EnMed through TMDSAS as well as through AMCAS. If you have already applied to the Texas A&M School of Medicine and are interested in being considered for EnMed, please contact us at:
Details on this process can be found here
October 31, 2022
Admissions and Recruiting Coordinator
Alyssa Garcia Zarco
enmed.admissions@tamu.edu
ENGINEERING TO ENMED (E2ENMED) Early Assurance Program
The E2ENMED Program is an opportunity for highly qualified high school seniors applying to Texas A&M undergraduate engineering programs (or currently enrolled college sophomores) to achieve early conditional admission into the Texas A&M School of Engineering Medicine’s ENMED program. ENMED is designed to train a new generation of physician engineers, physicianeers, who are passionate about creating and implementing solutions to the greatest challenges in healthcare. Up to 15 students will be admitted for each medical school entry year.