Graduate and Professional School

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

CASE seeks to equip graduate students with a deeper understanding of how science, public policy and advocacy intersect

The two-day meeting introduces the country’s most promising young scholars to Texas A&M and helps prepare them to meet Nobel Laureates. 

Networking opens doors beyond the classroom. Explore how Texas A&M connects international students to alumni, mentors, and global career paths.

Breann Richey, Swarnabha Roy and Hikari Skabelund Recognized for Exemplifying the Aggie Core Value “Loyalty.”  

Programming shows appreciation for the significant contributions grad students make to advance Texas A&M’s mission.

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. 

International students offer a unique perspective on the Aggie experience- one that broadens the community’s understanding of culture and society. Ph.D. candidate and international student Aakash Kumar describes his journey through three words: unfreezing, adapting and refreezing. These three stages come from Kurt Lewin’s change model, which Kumar used to make sense of his own…

The 15 elite doctoral students that have been selected for the program will receive advanced mentorship and funding to drive innovation across STEM disciplines.

This fall, Texas A&M launches two new doctoral programs: a Ph.D. in Visual Computing and an Ed.D. in Bilingual/ESL Education to meet growing state and global needs.