Global Impact

Through education, research and operations, Texas A&M is building the infrastructure, expertise and partnerships to advance responsible use of AI.

Texas A&M graduate students joined emerging scientists worldwide at the 2026 Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting to learn, network, and collaborate.

Texas A&M invests in its own backyard, using the Brazos Valley Promise to guide local high school students toward a successful college future.

Analysis from the Hazard Reduction and Recovery Center helps Kerr Together uncover hidden business impacts and strengthen case for long-term recovery support.

Earth and environmental science professor Chris Houser reflects on almost two decades of taking students to Costa Rica for hands-on learning.

Twenty years strong, this Belgium study abroad program blends hands-on environmental science, global perspectives, and cultural immersion, proving why experiential learning abroad continues to inspire Aggies.

Texas A&M earned recognition as a Gilman Program 25th Anniversary Top Producing Institution, highlighting 25 years of support for high-need students studying abroad.

One of the most distinguished honors within the scientific community, the fellows of the AAAS are recognized for their academic and administrative achievements geared toward communicating science to the public.

The renowned gathering brings together the world’s brightest young researchers and internationally acclaimed scientific leaders, including Nobel Laureates, Fields Medalists, Millennium Technology Prize winners and Turing Award recipients. 

New Open Doors data shows Texas A&M as a national leader in global engagement, placing among the top universities for study abroad participation and serving as the conference’s largest host of international students and a robust community of visiting scholars.