Learning By Doing
Stephanie Cannon '06 November 6, 2014 8:30 AM
Student research at Texas A&M University can take many forms. All show that students are capable of some impressive research projects and they follow the researcher’s golden rule: “learning by doing.”
As one of the country’s largest research universities, with research expenditures of approximately $820 million each year, Texas A&M offers undergraduate students a pathway for their research endeavors. And because Texas A&M offers 120 undergraduate degrees and 240 graduate degrees, there are plenty of opportunities for students interested in research.
It allows Texas A&M to offer educational experiences that only a Tier One university can provide.
Read the full story at TAMU Times.
As one of the country’s largest research universities, with research expenditures of approximately $820 million each year, Texas A&M offers undergraduate students a pathway for their research endeavors. And because Texas A&M offers 120 undergraduate degrees and 240 graduate degrees, there are plenty of opportunities for students interested in research.
It allows Texas A&M to offer educational experiences that only a Tier One university can provide.
Read the full story at TAMU Times.
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