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Rose-Hulman is a stepping
stone to a fantastic career
What kind of a career will you be prepared for after a Rose-Hulman
education? The simple answer is this: an excellent one. There are
countless careers for engineering, science and mathematics
professionals in education, government and industry. Here are just
a few examples:
| Artificial joint design |
Chemical process research |
| Cancer research |
Health-care product research |
| Patent law |
Hazardous waste management |
| Roller coaster design |
Consumer safety investigations |
| Space flight engineer |
Forensic chemistry |
| Urban planning |
Quality assurance |
| Software engineering |
Solar physics |
| Consumer product design and testing |
Automated fabrication |
One reason a Rose-Hulman education makes you so marketable is
because you learn teamwork and problem-solving no matter what your
major. In addition, we start preparing our students for careers
during their freshman year. You formulate their résumé, learn
interviewing skills and hear alumni presentations during their
first semester and there are additional workshops throughout their
four years. By the time you're a senior, interacting with potential
employers is second nature.
But it's not just workshops that prepare our graduates so well.
You are also expected - by Rose-Hulman and industry - to do an internship or
co-op while you're in school.
Our Career Services Office is here to provide students with all
the resources you need to get connected with employers for
internships, co-ops and post-graduation jobs. Find out more
here.
What can you expect to earn as a Rose-Hulman graduate? Well, the
2009 graduating class was headed toward jobs with an average salary
of $59,464. Not bad for a 22-year-old, eh? Here is the breakdown by
major:
Major
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Average Rose-Hulman Accepted Salary |
| Biomedical Engineering |
$57,688 |
| Civil Engineering |
$54,760 |
| Chemical Engineering |
$63,222 |
| Computer Engineering |
$59,296 |
| Computer Science |
$60,413 |
Electrical Engineering
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$61,301 |
| Engineering Physics |
$50,000 |
Math
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$54,917 |
| Mechanical Engineering |
$59,656 |
| Optical Engineering |
$53,958 |
| Software Engineering |
$55,443 |
Source: National Association of Colleges and Employers,
Summer 2009 Salary Survey
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