STEM AND SOMETHING MORE
Rose-Hulman is widely known for its top-ranked engineering, science, and math programs. We have also been nationally recognized for our outstanding community of students who are supportive, collaborative, and very engaged on campus.
The U.S. News & World Report has ranked Rose #1 for undergraduate engineering for 26 years straight.
Wall Street Journal’s Best Colleges in America
WE ARE KEYED-IN
Designing robots. Building bridges. Launching rockets and careers. These are a few of the ways our competition teams are learning collaboration, honing real skills and putting them into practice each year. Our teams base their operations at the Branam and Kremer Innovation Centers (BIC & KIC) where they have access to workspace, teaching, tools, and machines.
Competition Teams at Rose
/ American Society of Civil Engineers: Concrete Canoe and Steel Bridge
/ Chem-E Car
/ Design-Build-Fly
/ FIRST Robotics Area 5188
/ Human-Powered Vehicle Team
/ Make It Happen
/ MakerLab
/ Robotics: Combat, MATE, Robomaster, and Rover
/ Rose Rocketry
/ Rose Grand Prix Engineering
/ Team Rose Motorsports
/ Vex U
Our teams have recently won awards in FIRST Robotics, Steel Bridge, Robomasters, and more.
WE ARE NETWORKED
Through professional and diversity organizations, Rose students work with peers and professionals to grow knowledge and skills, as well as create connections.
/ American Society of Civil Engineers
/ American Society of Mechanical Engineers
/ National Society of Black Engineers
/ Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers
/ Society of Women Engineers
/ Unity: A Chapter of oSTEM
/ And more!
The bar is high, the pace is brisk.
/ Recreational clubs like Climbing, Cycling and Paintball
/ Student-produced arts magazine and radio station
/ Student Government and Activities Board
/ Club and intramural sports, weightlifting, and workout classes in the Student Rec Center
/ And much more
How do you get inspired?
Rose-Hulman has student-run clubs and organizations for you to expand your college experience and make it feel like home.
90+ Clubs and organizations
20 Division III Athletic Teams
11 Greek organizations
We work together and we play together. More than one-third of our students participate in varsity athletics.
WE ARE TRAILBLAZING
Global Citizens
Global challenges require scientists, engineers, and mathematicians who experience the world.
The Rose community represents nearly 47 states and 36 countries, and students share different cultural perspectives. Rose-Hulman students can also study different languages through academic minors.
Worldly Opportunities through Rose
/ Engineers Without Borders
/ Grand Challenges Scholars Program
/ Immersion courses
/ International Buddy Program
/ International internships
/ Specialty trips
Study Abroad
The Center for Global Engagement connects students with opportunities to study abroad in over 20 locations. Students continue working toward their degree while gaining language and cultural skills, and unique professional experiences.
WE ARE
When you put an energized group of students into a shared living space — great things happen. In residence halls, resident assistants and sophomore advisors shape community. Together, students participate in Homecoming events, 24-hour “Greatest Floor” competition, intramural sports, and even floor dinners. You’ll find your place at Rose.
WE ARE CUTTING-EDGE
Rose has one of the nation’s most recognized programs for internships, co-ops, and undergraduate research experiences. Students also have access to innovative programs like our Entrepreneurial Studies minor, Rose Innovative Student Entrepreneurs (RISE) organization, and ESCALATE, a living-learning community focused on entrepreneurship that offers academic guidance, mentoring, and workshop opportunities.
Rose-Hulman Ventures welcomes as many as 115 students each year for consulting internships, working for real clients in a world-class innovator space.
Noblitt Scholars are highly motivated and self-directed learners who identify an area of interest, develop expertise in that area and turn passion into action. Scholars have access to leadership training, travel, faculty mentoring, and enhanced scholarships.
