WTAMU Campuses

The West Texas A&M University Amarillo Center serves as an extension of the university, providing accessible higher education to students in the Amarillo area. Located in downtown Amarillo, this campus focuses on offering select undergraduate and graduate programs tailored to the needs of working professionals and non-traditional students. The center emphasizes flexible scheduling, including evening and online courses, to accommodate diverse learners.

• Business Administration: Graduate and undergraduate programs in business, including the MBA, are offered to support career advancement for local professionals.
• Nursing: The Amarillo Center provides nursing education, including RN-to-BSN programs and graduate nursing degrees, to meet the healthcare demands of the region.
• Education: Teacher certification and advanced education degrees are available, catering to educators seeking professional development or leadership roles.
• Social Work: Programs in social work prepare students to address community needs through counseling, advocacy, and social services.
• General Studies: The center offers interdisciplinary degrees for students seeking a broad-based education or completing core coursework before transferring to the main campus.

The Amarillo Center is strategically positioned to serve the urban population of Amarillo, providing a convenient location for students who may not be able to relocate to the main campus in Canyon. The campus collaborates with local businesses and healthcare providers to offer practical training and internship opportunities, ensuring that students gain relevant experience. With a focus on community impact, the center also hosts workshops, continuing education programs, and professional development sessions to support lifelong learning. The Amarillo Center plays a vital role in expanding access to West Texas A&M University’s quality education in the Texas Panhandle.

West Texas A&M University’s Main Campus in Canyon, Texas, offers a comprehensive range of academic programs designed to cater to diverse student interests and career goals. As the primary hub of the university, this campus provides undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees across multiple disciplines. The university is particularly renowned for its strong emphasis on agriculture, business, education, and nursing, reflecting the needs and heritage of the Texas Panhandle region.

• Agriculture: Programs in agribusiness, animal science, and plant science are among the most prominent, preparing students for careers in farming, ranching, and agricultural innovation.
• Business: The Paul and Virginia Engler College of Business offers degrees in accounting, finance, marketing, and management, with a focus on entrepreneurship and regional economic development.
• Education: The College of Education and Social Sciences provides teacher certification programs and advanced degrees in counseling and educational leadership, addressing the demand for skilled educators.
• Nursing and Health Sciences: The university’s nursing programs are highly regarded, offering bachelor’s and master’s degrees to train healthcare professionals for rural and urban settings.
• Engineering and Computer Science: Emerging programs in mechanical, civil, and electrical engineering, as well as computer science, equip students with technical skills for modern industries.
• Fine Arts and Humanities: Degrees in music, theatre, art, and communication provide creative outlets and professional training for students passionate about the arts.

With a commitment to hands-on learning, research opportunities, and community engagement, the Main Campus fosters an environment where students can thrive academically and personally. Many programs incorporate internships, fieldwork, and partnerships with local industries to ensure graduates are well-prepared for their careers.