Campus Visits

COME OUT AND LEARN HOW WE CAN HELP YOU DISCOVER WHERE YOU BELONG!

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 15, 2025

We invite you to dive in and discover your passion for the marine and maritime fields at Texas A&M University at Galveston.  This all-access campus open house will give you an exclusive look into the numerous opportunities offered at Texas A&M University at Galveston (TAMUG)...Aggieland by the Sea.

As a special-purpose branch of the main campus (Texas A&M University, College Station, TX), Aggieland does not stop at the water's edge.  With 9 ocean-oriented majors and 3 majors through Engineering at Galveston as well as more than 100 active research projects encompassing the areas of marine sciences, marine/maritime engineering, maritime administration, law, policy, and management, the ocean is your classroom

The schedule is packed with interactive activities to help you picture yourself as an Aggie by the Sea! Some activities include:

  • Box lunches will be provided
  • Learning about Aggie traditions, including a Fightin' Texas Aggie yell practice
  • A meet and greet with Texas A&M Maritime Academy and visiting their Interactive Ship Simulator
  • Touring our training ship, the TS Kennedy
  • Visiting our Sea Life Facility and brand new touch tank
  • Learning more about our Dive program
  • Interactive degree program Q&A sessions
  • A live demonstration by our Ocean Engineering program
  • Touring the residence halls
  • Harbor tours on our marine vessels, the R/V Trident and Earl L. Milan
  • And much more!

EVENT SCHEDULE

8:30AM - 3:00PM

Resources and activities will be available at 9:00AM.

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GALVESTON ISLAND

First time on the island? 

Coming back and needing more to do?

Click the link below to find information on accommodations, entertainment and dining.

GALVESTON ISLAND INFORMATION

GALVESTON WEATHER

Prepare to enjoy the sea breeze traveling across our campus.

But, sometimes, we get a little rain.

Click the link below to see what to expect when you get to Galveston.

CHECK THE WEATHER