About Our Program
The Interdisciplinary Faculty of Toxicology (IFT) is a graduate studies program that is composed of faculty from multiple colleges, departments, and laboratories at the university. Since 1989, over 50 MS students, nearly 200 PhD students, and two DVM/PhD students have earned a Texas A&M Toxicology degree. In addition, well over 100 post-doctoral students have trained in our program.
Areas Of Research
- Mechanistic Toxicology
- Data Science & Modeling
- Epidemiology
- Community Engagement
- Environmental Chemistry
- Biomedical Engineering
- Public Policy
Trainees In Action
Training the future generation of toxicologists in novel scientific discoveries should go hand-in-hand with ensuring that trainees develop a broad set of complementary competencies that span multiple disciplines from basic biology to exposure science, biostatistics, and epidemiology. Trainees must also understand how these data and knowledge are translated into decisions and policy.
Program News
- Texas A&M Toxicology Program Shines At 2025 Society of Toxicology Meeting April 15, 2025
- She’s an Environmental Toxicologist, and She Uses an Awesome Van to Do Her Job March 7, 2025
- Parental Alcohol Use Linked To Increased Cancer Risk In Children, Texas A&M Researchers Find February 19, 2025
- Texas A&M Superfund Center Develops Environmental Reporting Chatbot Prototype February 12, 2025
- Wall Street Journal Names Texas A&M The Best University In Texas September 6, 2024
- Children Can Inherit Early Aging Symptoms From Parents Who Abuse Alcohol, Researchers Find August 7, 2024
- UTMB, Texas A&M Awarded $7.5M Grant to establish translational center for women’s health research June 18, 2024
- Novel mobile air monitoring technology yields greater insight into post-disaster pollution levels May 8, 2024
- VMBS Professor Recognized as Sustainability Champion May 7, 2024
- Bacteria and material made from corn kernels can clean up PCBs in aquatic environments May 2024
- Texas A&M, University of Colorado Research Collaboration Wins Federal Grant to Help Turn Off ‘Breast Cancer Switch’ April 9, 2024
- Texas A&M Recognized By ‘TIME’ As One of Nation’s Best Colleges for Future Leaders December 11, 2023
- Impact of arsenic exposure on vaccine efficacy in children December 6, 2023
- Skin cream may protect against floodwater contaminants November 2023
- Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment through Programmable Bacteria November 29, 2023
- Texas A&M AgriLife research receives $4 million grant to study feeding intolerance in preterm infants November 7, 2023
- Consuming Flavonoids Helps Fight Symptoms Of Endometriosis November 7, 2023
- Climate Vulnerability Index Shows Where Action, Resources are Needed to Adress Climate Change Threats October 2, 2023
- E-cigarette use and its adverse health effects September 21, 2023
- Texas A&M Ranked No. 1 University In The State By Wall Street Journal September 12, 2023
- Graduate Students Selected To Attend Prestigious Nobel Laureate Meeting June 23, 2023
- Texas A&M Superfund Research Center Developing Practical Solutions To Disaster Effects, Chemical Contaminants June 14, 2023