The BIC & KIC comprise nearly 30,000 square feet of multidisciplinary workspace where student project and competition teams design, develop, and bring their ideas to life.
This program is a supplement that can enhance a student's traditional engineering degree with selected courses beneficial to students interested in consulting engineering careers.
We offer a multidisciplinary minor in data science, one of the fastest growing disciplines in the United States.
Engineers Without Borders (EWB) is a multi-national, non-profit, humanitarian organization dedicated to improving life for people living in developing countries through sustainable engineering projects.
Join students from a variety of disciplines in this living-learning community with a special focus on entrepreneurship.
We have joined the National Academy of Engineering’s Grand Challenge Scholars program to tackle some of the world's toughest problems.
Rose-Hulman students can participate in the International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition, known as the premier collegiate synthetic biology event.
Rose-Hulman offers a multidisciplinary minor in imaging. Imaging concerns the collection, manipulation, analysis, generation, understanding and processing of images. It includes computer graphics, computer vision, optical imaging and filtering, signal processing and aspects of artificial intelligence.
Choose a project and work with a faculty mentor to find solutions and communicate your results professionally.
Deepen your knowledge while working with faculty mentors in the IRC program and 10-week Summer Research Experience.
Join multidisciplinary project teams in our state-of-the-art lab for micro and nanotechnology research and coursework.
The Center for Nanomedicine focuses on clinical applications of tiny particles to fight cancer cells, combining science and technology at a minuscule scale.
The intersection of computing, engineering, science, and mathematics, our robotics program will give you teamwork experience and a broader understanding of your major.
Through the Summer Sustainability Scholars program, current Rose-Hulman students can pursue discipline-specific undergraduate research in sustainability with the guidance of a faculty mentor, completing 10 weeks of paid, on-campus research working with their mentor.