Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology is a STEM-focused private institute in Terre Haute, Indiana, with hands-on labs, Rose-Hulman Ventures, co-ops, and sponsored design projects. Its Ventures model pairs students with professional project managers for industry prototyping.
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology is a small, STEM-focused private undergraduate institute with more than 2,100 students and a close-knit, hands-on character. Rose-Hulman Ventures gives companies access to student interns, professional project managers, and technical capabilities for prototyping, product refinement, and new-product development. Employer relations supports internships, co-ops, recruiting, and sponsored capstone or research projects; more than 50 companies participate in the co-op program. Research draws competitive federal funding, especially from NSF, with documented support from DOE and NIH, while partnership agreements can provide sponsors ownership and licensing rights to resulting intellectual property.