Texas A&M University System leaders are planning the degree programs that will be offered at its new Fort Worth campus this fall and in the years to come. Texas A&M set down roots in Fort Worth in 2013 when the system purchased Texas Wesleyan University’s law school. The campus will offer its first undergraduate degree in the fall, with plans to add two more and a master’s degree in future semesters. A&M’s visualization program already has a presence in Fort Worth that serves as a model for future collaboration with industry, Ahdieh said. At the Fort Worth Report, news decisions are made independently of our board members and financial supporters.