Advance Your Career with a Graduate Degree
Graduate programs are designed to prepare you for professional employment, teaching and administration roles, or research opportunities by increasing your knowledge in your field of specialization.
Welcome to the Graduate School! We invite you to explore our 45 graduate programs and numerous graduate certificates. Many of our programs are offered online or in the evening to accommodate your busy schedule. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us for more information about our programs or the university!
Receive financial assistance and professional growth opportunities through Graduate Assistant Teaching (GAT), Graduate Assistant Teacher of Record (GAToR), Graduate Assistant Research (GAR) and Graduate Assistant Non-teaching (GANT) assistantships.
Graduate Assistant Teaching (GAT) assistantships require participants to assist with teaching courses or labs, grade assignments and exams, and assist professors with large lectures and/or online courses. These duties must be attached to a specific course(s) in order for a student to be hired as a GAT. Work is performed under the supervision of a faculty member in the department in which the graduate assistant is assigned.
Graduate Assistant Teacher of Record (GAToR) assistantships require participants to teach courses in the department in which they are assigned as a teacher of record under the supervision of a faculty member. To qualify as an instructor of record, students must have earned a minimum of 18 graduate semester hours in the field in which they will be teaching.
Graduate Assistant Research (GAR) assistantships require recipients to aid in research with the department and professor to which they are assigned. Work may also include preparing reports, entering data or other responsibilities as assigned.
Graduate Assistant Non-Teaching (GANT) assistantships are not assigned to a specific course. GANTs work in a variety of settings across campus. Responsibilities may be administrative in nature or consist of other activities that do not generally fit within the GAT or GAR job responsibilities.
East Texas A&M is a member of the Federation of North Texas Area Universities. The federation is a consortium of three universities: East Texas A&M University, Texas Woman’s University and the University of North Texas.
Graduate students participating in the Federation through cross-registration have access to the combined academic resources of all three universities, including their libraries and laboratories. Students benefit from the flexibility of cross-registration at member universities which can be used when a course is not offered at their home institution. Students also have opportunities to interact with other grad students in a broad range of classes, seminars, conferences and special programs.
Please contact DeRene Sutton at 903.886.5163 or [email protected] for more information.
