Texas A and M University Corpus Christi
Courses
MS in Computer Science
$22,988
MS Computer Science
$19,528
MBA Masters of Business Administration
$22,506
BS in Computer Science
$55,946
BBA in General Business
$55,946
BBA in Management
$55,946
MS in Geospatial Systems Engineering
$19,528
BBA in Finance
$55,946
BS in Healthcare Administration (BSHA)
$55,946
BS in Health Sciences
$55,946
BS in Nursing
$55,946
BS in Geographic Information Science
$55,946
BBA in Accounting
$55,946
BS in Mechanical Engineering
$55,946
BS in Mechanical Engineering Technology
$55,946
BBA in Marketing
$55,946
BBA in Management Information Systems
$55,946
BA in Media Arts
$55,946
PhD in Geospatial Computer Science
$16,211
MPA Masters of Public Administration
$19,528
BS in Electrical Engineering
$55,946
BBA in Economics
$55,946
BS in Biomedical Sciences
$55,946
BA in Art
$55,946
MS in Early Childhood Education
$19,528
MS in Curriculam & Instruction
$19,528
MS in Elementary Education
$19,528
MS in Educational Administration
$19,528
MS in Secondary Education
$19,528
MS in Professional School Counseling
$19,528
MS in Computer Science
$22,988
MS Computer Science
$19,528
MBA Masters of Business Administration
$22,506
BS in Computer Science
$55,946
Highlights
Texas A&M Corpus Christi is a public research university offering more than 80 degree programs in a range of fields. The University is situated in Corpus Christi, Texas, on Ward Island in the United States, near the Gulf of Mexico.
TAMU-CC was established in 1947 as the University of Corpus Christi and became part of the Texas A&M University System in 1989. It is a member of the Texas A&M University System, with around 6000 international students from over 40 states and 55 countries coming to study at the University every year.
TAM-CC has one of the most diverse campuses in the whole of the Texas A&M University system. There are over 150 student clubs and organizations to browse for your tribe. Leadership conferences and film screenings occur on campus throughout the year, while the campus activities board facilitates even more campus events so students can enjoy spontaneity alongside tradition.
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi (TAMU-CC) provides on-campus housing in the form of apartments and residence halls suitable for a range of students. Momentum Village and Sandpiper Village offer apartment-style living with fully furnished rooms, various facilities and recreational areas. The same amenities are available in more traditional dormitories: Centennial Hall and Miramar Hall.
Some students choose to live in the nearby areas while staying in close proximity to the TAMU-CC campus in several apartment complexes such as Campus Quarters, Camden Copper Ridge, and Islander Village. Islander Housing is an online database provided on the TAMU-CC website for students to search for appropriate housing options.
The Mary & Jeff Bell Library is the main library on campus for students to find a quiet place to study, a media center and the right resources for their course. The institutes at the University are designed to empower students in their respective fields. The Conrad Blucher Institute for Surveying and Science includes research labs, classrooms, and a surveying field lab. The Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies is dedicated to researching and preserving the Gulf of Mexico ecosystem. It contains a state-of-the-art research vessel and laboratories for studying marine life and the environment. Many studies are drawn to the University because of its first-rate facilities.
The Performing Arts Center includes a 645-seat main stage theater and a 175-seat black box theater to host various performances. The Islander Athletic Complex features a 2,500-seat arena, weight room, and training facilities.
Campuses
Ward Island is perfect for students who love the great outdoors. The weather is mostly sunny, and the waves are crystal blue, so whether students are windsurfing, kayaking, or simply observing the waters, they are in close proximity to nature. Fresh seafood is available so students can develop a taste for different kinds of seafood, and the USS Lexington is an iconic landmark students have to visit. Tex Mex is traditional American cuisine students might like to try while studying at the University too.
FAQs
TAMU-CC provides a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs, such as business, engineering, nursing, education, and more.
The student-to-faculty ratio at TAMU-CC is approximately 18:1.
TAMU-CC was founded in 1947.
The Office of Scholarship Services at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi provides scholarships to students who need help financially to fund their education. The International Student Academic Excellence Scholarship and Global Achievement Scholarship are awarded to international students with vital academic records and demonstrated leadership potential.
Both scholarships have different eligibility criteria. The International Student Study Abroad Scholarship is given to international students participating in a TAMU-CC study abroad program. Recipients receive a $500 scholarship to help cover the cost of their study abroad experience. Significantly, the University also offers the use of an International Student Emergency Fund to assist international students experiencing unexpected financial hardship. The fund is designed to help students meet basic needs, such as food, housing, and medical expenses.
Upcoming Intake
Jan 2025
Tution Fee
Starts from 19,528.7 USD
English Requirement
IELTS, TOEFL
Ranking
by THE
600
