Texas A&M Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences

Read the Houston Chronicle's report on Beverly Gorman's 2,400-mile car trip from Olympia, Washington to the Diagnostic Imaging & Cancer Treatment Center with Chancy, her 8-year-old Gordon setter, a trek spurred by a grim diagnosis.Learn More
After a few years of inactivity, the Texas A&M Student Chapter of the LGVMA is back up and running. Following a recent AAVMC survey, the student leadership in the Council for Diversity and Professionalism (CDP) and AVMA Deputy Director, Dr. Michael Chaddock recommended the club be brought back. Learn More
The CVM's International Programs mission is to encourage our faculty and students to look beyond our borders and to be problem solvers on an international scale through education and research in the "One-Health" arena encompassing human and animal health.Learn More
The Diagnostic Imaging and Cancer Treatment Center (DICTC) at Texas A&M is a state of the art facility housing advanced MRI and CT technology. Lead by a powerful team of radiologists and clinicians who are nationally recognized leaders in MR technology, the diagnostic and treatment capabilities at the DICTC have never been possible before in one location.Learn More
Graduate studies for Ph. D. and M.S. Students center around the college-wide "Signature Programs". These exceptionally productive programs include infectious diseases and homeland security, genomics, toxicology and environmental medicine, cardiovascular sciences, neurosciences, and reproductive biology.Learn More
The Student Perspectives blog is a fresh and realistic snapshot of the life of veterinary medical and biomedical science students. Vet Med Ambassadors, second and third year veterinary students, and Bio Med Ambassadors, senior biomedical science undergraduate students, contribute to the blog.Learn More

About The College

The Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences has a more than 90 year history of educating leaders in veterinary medicine. Beginning with that first class in 1916, our graduates have been dedicated to having a positive impact on the veterinary medical profession in the State of Texas and beyond. From leading edge discovery in the laboratory to dynamic classroom experiences and the compassionate care provided in our Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital, our faculty are committed to emphasizing the important role that veterinary medicine plays in improving animal, human, and environmental health - better preparing our undergraduate, graduate, and professional students to meet the changing health needs of our world.