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Applications will open in Fall 2027.

Are you a first-year engineering honors student interested in becoming the next leader in global engineering? If so, Enhancing the Development of Global Engineers (EH EDGE) is the perfect program for you. EH EDGE prepares scholars to be at the forefront of solving society’s greatest challenges by achieving key competencies:

  • Communication
  • Drive for Success
  • Teamwork
  • Self-Awareness
  • Critical Thinking
  • Global Mindset

What To Expect

Monthly Sessions

Attend monthly sessions to engage with fellow cohort and learn material.

Local Field Trips and Team Building Activities

Attend local field trips outside of monthly session times to build camaraderie among the cohort.

Networking

Attend networking events outside of monthly sessions to engage with former students and industry members.

Project-based Field Trip

Spend one week abroad to build global competence.

Applied Learning

In the fourth year, you can implement your knowledge and put your skills into practice by serving as facilitators and hosting student development workshops for the entire EH cohort.

Application Details

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This four-year program is designed for students beginning their first year of study in the College of Engineering at Texas A&M University.

To be eligible, you must be a first-year general engineering student in Engineering Honors. You must also have a minimum of seven semesters remaining before graduation.

To be accepted and remain in the program, you must have at least a 3.5 GPA and be in good standing with the Engineering Honors Program.

A new cohort of 35 students starts the program each January.

Contact for more information

Mary Beth Graham

  • Assistant Director, Engineering Honors
Mary Beth Graham