As a student in the Department of Entomology, you are a member of the only Department of Entomology in Texas and one of the largest colleges of agriculture and life sciences in the country.
The Department represents a unique aspect within the life sciences offerings and it routinely bridges scientific discovery with application to human society, the environment, and agriculture.
Undergraduate students within the Entomology department may earn either a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Entomology or Forensic and Investigative Sciences. We, in the Advising Office, want to help you in any way we can. As you browse our website, if you have any questions, or are unable to find what you are looking for, please contact us.
| Ms. Rebecca Hapes Senior Academic Advisor II 979-845-9733 Room 404 Heep rhapes@tamu.edu |
Ms. Ann Pool Academic Advisor II 979-845-0122 Room 404 Heep annpool@tamu.edu |
Entomology Undergraduate Students
Forensic and Investigative Sciences Undergraduate Students
Course Descriptions/Professor Information
- Undergraduate Entomology Course Descriptions
- Forensic and Investigative Sciences Course Descriptions
- Graduate Entomology Course Descriptions
- Course Schedule and Offerings – Fall 2015-Summer 2018
Common Departmental Forms
Information For Newly Admitted Students
Undergrad Research (UROE)
- Student Application Undergraduate Research Opportunity in Entomology (UROE)
- Undergraduate Research Opportunity in Entomology (UROE) Fall 2013 Faculty Recommendation
Departmental Student Organizations
- Entomology Scholars Society
- Entomology Student Organizations
- Forensic and Investigative Sciences Organizations
Career and Job Information
Scholarships/Fellowships/Grants
Study Abroad