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Welcome to the Geotechnical Engineering program in the Zachry Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Texas A&M University. The purpose of this handbook is to provide information about specific additional requirements required by the department.
Students interested in geotechnical engineering can pursue masters and doctoral degrees. The program provides the knowledge, tools and methods about earth materials including soil, rock and groundwater in engineering projects.
When you're ready to begin the application process, be sure to take full advantage of the information available on our website. Applying to Texas A&M University has never been easier. Check out the steps to apply and submit an online application!
Research in geotechnical engineering encompasses expansive soils, scour and erosion, construction quality control, seafloor foundations and anchors and stability of seafloor slopes.
