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Bachelor of Landscape Architecture + Master of Land and Property Development

In this six-year articulated degree program, you will earn a bachelor’s degree in landscape architecture and a master’s degree in land and property development. Bachelor of Landscape Architecture The Bachelor of Landscape Architecture prepares students to plan, design and oversee the natural and built landscape environments. This degree is for students who wish to pursue jobs in landscape architecture…

PACSS: Preservation and Conservation Student Society

The Preservation and Conservation Student Society (PACSS) of Texas A&M University is an educational organization dedicated to the advancement of the preservation field and related areas of conservation study. PACSS members engage in activities that include: Advocacy Community outreach Extracurricular scholarship Interdisciplinary collaboration The goal of the organization is to contribute to the College of Architecture and Texas A&M as…

Planning professor developing resources to help small Gulf Coast communities deal with growing natural hazards

Texas A&M urban planning associate professor Andrew Rumbach is studying the development of climate change-related planning tools tailored to help these towns.

Minor in Urban Planning

View previous item View next item Image carousel. Use arrow keys to navigate. Minor in Urban Planning As our urban environment continues to grow, the minor in urban planning will prepare you to manage increasingly complex areas. Our program combines multi-disciplinary study with critical thinking skills to…

Minor in Sustainable Architecture & Planning

View previous item View next item Image carousel. Use arrow keys to navigate. Minor in Sustainable Architecture & Planning The minor in sustainable architecture and planning provides undergraduate students with a multidisciplinary approach to understanding sustainability of the built environment. The curriculum emphasizes an awareness of responsible practices…

Minor in Leadership in the Design and Construction Professions

View previous item View next item Image carousel. Use arrow keys to navigate. Minor in Leadership in the Design and Construction Professions Texas A&M is committed to developing tomorrow’s leaders. With a minor in leadership in the design and construction professions, you’ll hone your leadership skills through…

Minor in Facilities Management

View previous item View next item Image carousel. Use arrow keys to navigate. Minor in Facilities Management While the construction science major focuses on creating, planning, and supervising the built environment, the facilities management minor focuses on maintaining its functionality. In this program, you’ll learn how to…

Minor in Art and Architectural History

View previous item View next item Image carousel. Use arrow keys to navigate. Minor in Art and Architectural History The minor in art and architecture history provides undergraduate students with an interdisciplinary, global, and multicultural approach to understanding visual arts and the built environment. With…

Fellows of the Center for Heritage Conservation

The CHC academic and professional fellows provide a multi-disciplinary, cross-campus and national network that supports the recording, analysis, repair, reuse, interpretation, and informed management of historic buildings, monuments, places, and sites of cultural heritage. Faculty Fellows We have faculty fellows from five colleges and 11 disciplines. Professional Fellows Our professional fellows are recognized as leaders in professional practice and government.

Minor in Architectural Heritage Conservation

View previous item View next item Image carousel. Use arrow keys to navigate. Minor in Architectural Heritage Conservation The architectural heritage and conservation minor provides an interdisciplinary and global approach to understanding heritage conservation and its importance to sustainable conservation of the built environment. Through this minor,…