Can we realistically and individually change the world?  Probably not, but Fred Keller, a Rensselaer at Hartford graduate is on a mission to change his community – Change Where You Are - and create a regional framework which could truly change the world.

When Gavin Molta decided to go for his third master’s degree — “more degrees than a thermometer,” his Site Lead jokes — he was admittedly attracted to the prestige of having a diploma from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), but what he didn’t expect was how practical his education would be.

Listen to Rensselaer at Work Dean Aric Krause, Ph.D., panelists Ravi Ravichandran, Ph.D., Aleks Lazarevic, Ph.D., and others discussing insights from an organization’s desired state in data analytics and reviewing a Rensselaer approach to decision making at every level.

As a Senior Technical Manager at Pratt & Whitney’s Modular Assembly group in North Berwick, Maine, Bobbi Coffin frequently asks engineers on her team to prioritize activities, while pointing out that “everything is a priority” is not an acceptable answer.

Every university likes to say that it is unique.  And then there is Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) at Hartford’s Education for Working Professionals.  We prefer to show that we are different and, true-to-form, we do it with data.

Rensselaer at Hartford was founded over 60 years ago to provide graduate and executive education to engineers and business leaders.

As a prospective student, Rijoy needed approval on a substantial project, executed concurrently with his graduate study to help Pratt & Whitney meet its quality requirements.

Courses are designed around the needs of mission-critical employees and the companies that depend on them.

With 5,384 active Alumni on LinkedIn, Rensselaer at Hartford covers almost every conceivable industry in the world.

Erin Amarello Earns a Master’s Degree from Rensselaer’s Education for Working Professionals

Over the years, thousands of working professionals have earned advanced degrees at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute at Hartford.