BS Geography BS Geology (with Environmental and Engineering Geology options) BA Geology BS Geophysics BS Environmental Geosciences BS Environmental Studies BS Oceanography The college offers M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in the following areas: MS/Ph.D. Atmospheric Sciences MS/Ph.D. Geography MS/Ph.D. Geology MS/Ph.D. Geophysics MS/Ph.D. Oceanography Master of Geoscience Master of Water Management MS/Ph.D. Water Management & Hydrological Science The college offers Minors in the following areas: Earth Sciences Geography Geoinformatics Geology Geophysics Meteorology Oceanography The college has three Certificate Programs: Geographic Information Systems Remote Sensing Ocean Observing Systems Students There are more than 7,496 former students of the College of Geosciences. In total the college has awarded 4,852 bachelor's degrees, 1,931 master's degrees, and 713 Doctoral Degrees. As of spring 2008, there were 738 students with majors in Geosciences Degree Programs. 456 students were male, while 282 were female. Educators The College of Geosciences is home to 109 faculty, 3 Research Faculty, 27 Research Scientists, 140 Research Staff, and 13 Post Doctoral Fellows. College faculty are among the most respected in their fields. They have garnered numerous awards, including: 51 Association of Former Students Distinguished Achievement Awards 10 Fulbright Scholars 5 Faculty named Regents Professors 4 Faculty named Distinguished Professors 1 Presidential Professor Awardee Resources As of the 2008 Fiscal Year, the Annual University Allocated Operating Budget was $14.1 million, and total endowments were $16.684 million. There are 11 Endowed Chairs, 9 Endowed Professorships, and 43 Endowed Student Scholarships/Fellowships in the College. References External links College of Geosciences Home Page Department of Atmospheric Sciences Home Page Environmental Programs in Geosciences Home Page Department of Geography Home Page Department of Geology & Geophysics Home Page Department of Oceanography Home Page Texas Sea Grant Home Page Integrated Ocean Drilling Program at Texas A&M Home Page Geochemical Environmental Research Group Home Page Texas A&M University Home Page Texas A&M University Map Geosciences Geography education in the United States