The prerequisite for the ocean engineering graduate program thesis option is that a candidate have a bachelor’s degree in an engineering discipline.
Student-specific prerequisites may also be imposed by the departmental academic advisor for students with a weaker background in the basics of ocean engineering (such as dynamics, fluid mechanics, and mechanics of materials).
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The minimum undergraduate GPA for consideration to enter our MS program is 3.0; The Master of Science thesis degree requires a minimum of 30 credit hours and a thesis.
The Master of Science thesis degree requires a minimum of 30 credit hours and a thesis. Specific coursework is determined in consultation with the student's advisory committee, following Texas A&M University guidelines, and subject to approval by the departmental graduate advisor. This program can be completed on either the College Station or Galveston campus.
The department offers a great selection of courses, with excellent professors who are highly engaged with students. The graduate community is very friendly, often discussing academic and extracurricular topics together and always willing to help. The department’s administrative staff is incredibly efficient and can assist you with any issues you may encounter.
