Programs

A&M–San Antonio offers undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degree programs in business, education, health, humanities, social sciences, science, technology and other fields. The University also offers academic certificates, concentrations and teacher-certification pathways.

Use the Undergraduate Programs, Graduate/Doctoral Programs and Certificates buttons to view programs by credential type. Select a program name to find information about its curriculum, requirements and academic department.

A&M–San Antonio’s first doctoral program is the Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership, beginning in fall 2026. The program prepares education professionals to address educational disparities and serve school districts across Texas. Applications are currently being accepted.

Some programs are available online, including the Online Master of Business Administration and Master of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice. Students should review individual program pages to confirm current delivery formats and any on-campus requirements.

A&M–San Antonio offers certificates in several academic and professional areas. Select the Certificates option on this page to view the current list and follow the program links for eligibility and completion requirements.

Several undergraduate and graduate programs include pathways leading to teacher certification. Available options include programs in education as well as subject-specific fields such as biology, English and history.

A concentration is a focused area of study completed as part of a degree program. A certificate is a separate group of courses designed to develop knowledge or skills in a particular subject. Requirements vary, so students should consult the relevant program page and an academic advisor.

Undergraduate admission information is available through the University’s Admissions section. Graduate and doctoral applicants should consult the College of Graduate Studies and the individual program page because requirements and deadlines may vary.

Compare each program’s curriculum, concentrations, career applications and admission requirements. Prospective students can request information from the University, while current students can work with an academic advisor to evaluate options that support their educational and career goals.

Official requirements—including required courses, credit hours and academic policies—are published in the A&M–San Antonio academic catalog. Students should use the catalog that applies to their academic year and confirm their degree plan with an advisor.