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Distance Education at Texas A&M University
Addressing the distance learning needs of current students, future students, faculty and staff.
Howdy! We are gratified by your interest in distance education (also called e-learning or distance learning) at Texas A&M University.
This site, maintained by the Office of Distance Education, is broken into three sections: future students, current students, and faculty/staff. For your convenience, we have summarized the most commonly sought information right on this page. However, we hope you'll explore the site further and learn in greater detail about all the services available from Texas A&M in the pursuit of a top-quality education.
Future Students
Q: What degrees are available by distance from Texas A&M?
A: Texas A&M University only offers graduate (masters or doctoral) degrees by distance education. Unfortunately, we do not offer undergraduate or MBA degrees online. If we still have your interest, jump to the Future Student section to check out our full list of degrees available by distance learning.
Current Students
Q: As a distance student, what services are available from Texas A&M to help me along the way?
A: Offices and departments all over campus have come together to embrace our distance students and make them feel connected to the Aggie Community. Whether you need e-library services or athletic tickets, Texas A&M is here to help. Start by visiting the Current Students section and check out our master list of A&M student services.
Faculty & Staff
Q: As a Texas A&M faculty or staff member, how do I go about offering a class via distance education?
A: The Office of Distance Education is here to help. Visit the Faculty & Staff section to find a checklist of everything you need to do to teach a high-quality class using technology-mediated instruction. In this section you'll find information on how to get started, important rules and regulations, best practices, technology options, support, and more.
Continuing and Professional Studies
Q: As a Professional, what do you offer for those looking for Continuing Education credits?
A: CAPSO provides clients with guidance in planning and executing continuing education (including workshops, conferences, seminars, and short courses). Click here http://capso.tamu.edu/ for more information on CAPSO and its offerings.
We have designed this website to answer many of the most common questions, but if you can't find the information you need, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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