College of Science and Engineering

Uncover the Unknown

Solve problems and uncover new information through scientific investigation, innovation and discovery.

At the College of Science and Engineering (CoSE), innovation and discovery are the foundation of our programs. We are dedicated to improving lives by encouraging you to push the envelope, uncover the unknown and facilitate change. Our college exists within the worlds of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), fostering immersive, hands-on learning and development. As a CoSE student, you’ll work closely with renowned faculty and colleagues as you advance, aspire and achieve. Join us in uncovering our complex and interconnected world!

Benefits of an East Texas A&M STEM Degree

A male professor looking at a vial filled with chemicals.

Advance in Your Field

Highly sought advancement opportunities, including internships and student worker positions.

A male looking at a computer processing unit.

Personal Guidance

Student-focused, recognizing you as an individual and assisting you in achieving your full potential.

Students are watching a 3D film with the professor explaining the images.

Outstanding Accomplishments

Cutting-edge student research under the mentorship of world-class faculty.

A male student checking computer circuits in a computer room.
Scientist looking into microscope in Biology lab

Refined Education

Industry-standard education gives you high employability.

Student preforming lab experiment.
Andrea Graham headshot.

Welcome from the Dean

I want to welcome you to the College of Science and Engineering. In considering a career in STEM, you are making a wise choice as occupations requiring a STEM degree or skills are in high demand and projected to make up a significant portion of the U.S. and global economies. We are dedicated to preparing you to achieve your professional goals, whether entering the workforce upon graduation or continuing on to a graduate program or professional school.

Dr. Andrea Graham
Dean and Associate Professor
College of Science and Engineering

Faculty Spotlight

Kent Montgomery at planetarium

Kent Montgomery, Ph.D.

Having a room like the planetarium to teach in creates a wonderful learning environment. The student…
Profile for Kent
A professor stands with arms folded confidently.

Andrea Graham, Ph.D.

Being the catalyst to bring the brightest minds in academia together …

Profile for Andrea

Academic Degree Programs

Alumni Spotlight

Kelsey Contreras

Utilizing the skillsets I have acquired during my quest for excellence, my personal mission is to use my talent and passion to contribute to the conservation of our environment and resources to provide a better future for generations to come.
More About Kelsey
Viktoria Tabeleva-Leal, Phi Theta Kappa Gold Scholarship recipient

Viktoria Tabeleva-Leal

Getting a degree from a university in the United States was my dream. I had the odds stacked against me, but I never stopped dreaming and working hard to accomplish that goal.
More About Viktoria

Perry Moler, Ph.D.

Technology management is a wonderful discipline because it mixes engineering and technology with business applications.
More About Perry

Departments

Academics

Student Support

COSE Graduate Scholarship Opportunity

The COSE M.S. in Computer Science Graduate Scholarship assists incoming East Texas A&M graduate students starting in the fall or spring semester of each academic year.

To qualify for the M.S. in Computer Science Scholarship, the following eligibility requirements must be met:

  • Fully admitted graduate student in the M.S. in Computer Science program
  • Minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or First Class distinction.
  • Must enroll in six semester credit hours for domestic students or nine credit hours for international students.
  • Applicants will be considered at the time of admission.
  • The duration of the non-renewable scholarship shall be for one academic year if starting in the fall and one semester if starting in the spring. For students admitted in the fall, the amount will be $500 for the fall semester and $500 for the spring semester. For those admitted in spring, the one-time amount will be $1,000.

Both domestic and international students may apply for this scholarship. For competitive scholarship recipients, the scholarship will entitle an out-of-state student to the non-resident tuition exemption. As such, students with any other scholarships, awards, or graduate assistantships that provide non-resident exemptions are ineligible for this scholarship.

All new applicants are automatically considered for the scholarship.

How will the scholarship be awarded to me?

The scholarship will be applied to your university account balance for the academic year.

Do you find this helpful? Yes No

I have applied for the scholarship. What do I need to do next?

Admissions and scholarship decisions are reviewed on a monthly basis. You will be notified via your LeoMail email address if you are selected for a scholarship.

Do you find this helpful? Yes No

I am an international student. Am I eligible to apply?

Yes, this scholarship is both for domestic and international students.

Do you find this helpful? Yes No

At what point can I apply for the scholarship?

Once you have applied to the program you will also be considered for scholarship eligibility. There is not a separate application for the scholarship.

Do you find this helpful? Yes No

STEM Living and Learning Community

Living and Learning Community (LLC) is a housing alternative available for students majoring in STEM-related fields. Individuals who participate in LLC enhance their academic experience by building strong relationships with students who share common majors, interests or program affiliations.

Resources available for LLC students:

  • In-hall tutoring
  • Outside-the-classroom access to faculty and staff
  • Programs and events
  • Job shadowing opportunities

Requirements:

  • Freshman classification
  • Maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA
  • Actively participate in community activities, meetings, programs and events
  • Enroll in a minimum of one core course in the STEM discipline each semester
  • Set academic and professional SMART goals

Interested in the Living and Learning Community? Contact Linda Jena for more information.

A group of student in a room speaking and playing pool.
Housing

Mission and Vision

Innovation and discovery. That is our charge and our pledge. The faculty and staff of the College of Science and Engineering accept the responsibility to join our students to shape an innovative framework to build a better Texas eager to compete in an interconnected world with creativity, ethical leadership and imagination. We don’t just discover the future, we make it.

CORE VALUES

  • Collegiality: We recognize that our personal interests are tied to the common good of the university, college and department. We treat colleagues respectfully, even when there is a difference of opinion.
  • Professionalism: We exhibit characteristics necessary to produce high-quality work and accept personal responsibility and accountability to fulfill our obligations.
  • Integrity: We act in an ethical manner and speak truthfully in the classroom, in our service and research.
  • Student-Focused: We consider ourselves partners in facilitating student learning and development. We recognize students as individuals and assist them in achieving their full potential.
  • Cooperation: We support the mission and goals of the university, college and department through cooperative and synergistic activities.
  • Joy: We find happiness in our work and celebrate the accomplishments of our students, faculty and staff.
A mail logo

Discover the Latest

Our annual “Innovation and Discovery” newsletter keeps you connected with our latest research initiatives and academic success. Journey with us as we lead the College of Science and Engineering to a better and brighter world.

Giving Opportunities

Our students matter. At East Texas A&M, we're committed to improving lives by educating future STEM leaders through scientific investigation, innovation and discovery. However, we cannot achieve this alone. The support we offer our students depends on the support of our alumni and donors. With your help, the College of Science and Engineering can continue preparing students for a globally-minded world. Donate today and become part of their educational experience!

Support the College of Science and Engineering

WE ARE HERE TO HELP!

Our faculty and staff are excited to guide you through the admission process and answer questions or concerns. Give us a call or email and we will get back to you right away.

Kent Montgomery, Ph.D. Associate Professor and Dean
Casey Richards Senior Academic Advisor for Technology Management and Construction, Electrical and Industrial Engineering students with 45 hours or more
Jo Ann Chapin Administrative Associate V

Contact Us

  • Ag/ET Building, Suite 116
  • P.O. Box 3011
  • Commerce, TX 75429-3011
Navigate This Page