Claudia San Miguel, Ph.D.
Dean of College of Arts and Sciences
Welcome to the College of Arts and Sciences!
The College is the University's largest and most comprehensive academic unit. The College enjoys a broad mission in teaching, research, creative activities, and service to our local, regional, national, and international communities.
Our academic mission is to prepare students to think critically and communicate effectively, as well as to ready them to become leaders in their communities and in their chosen fields.
Our goals are to: (1) establish and enhance academic programs to meet the needs of a changing global society, (2) expand and enhance international experiences, including international study abroad experiences and research opportunities for our students, and (3) cultivate an appreciation of international philosophies and cultures.
The College of Arts and Sciences is prepared to help you navigate your academic career.
Advising Questions
Erika Noyola
956.326.2711
coasadvisors@tamiu.edu
Faculty Questions
Nadia C. de la Garza
956.326.2460
nadia.delagarza@tamiu.edu
Student Questions
Gloria Villagran
956.326.2462
gvillagran@tamiu.edu
Ana Lu Ramírez
Graduate Student, Communication
Texas A&M International University selects students for admission showing a commitment and desire to succeed in an academic environment. With over 50 baccalaureate degrees, TAMIU offers a dynamic learning environment that embraces student academic growth. Join our diverse student and faculty family and Go Beyond!
Take a look at our undergraduate degrees! TAMIU has the tools to help you Go Beyond!
For more information on Graduate programs, please visit our Graduate School and learn what’s next!
"I was a commuting international student when I attended TAMIU in 2015, and I obtained my Bachelor of Science in Chemistry in the Spring of 2019. Thanks to the invaluable advice of my professors and all the outstanding opportunities I seized at TAMIU, I am now a second-year graduate student in the Chemical Biology Ph.D. program at Harvard University. Recently, I joined the Haigis Lab at Harvard Medical School, where I will study cellular metabolism and its role in human disease for the remainder of my doctoral program. At Harvard, I am also a member of the Leder Human Biology and Translational Medicine Program. This program complements my coursework and allows me to learn more about the culture of medicine and the roles of scientists in the clinic- something I wish to incorporate in my professional plans for the future.
— Erick Vázquez Cano, '19
View the 2019 COAS Faculty Publications, Creative Activities & Grants, open in a new window, or download a PDF version.
TAMIU COAS Faculty Publications, Creative Activities, & Grants 2019