Program Spotlights | RIT

RIT cybersecurity team of 3 people stand in research breakout room -- clear glass with screen where they are observing deepfake analysis

RIT's AI Tools Help Journalists Identify Deepfakes

Cybersecurity BS

Faculty

RIT cybersecurity team of 3 people stand in research breakout room -- clear glass with screen where they are observing deepfake analysis

RIT's AI Tools Help Journalists Identify Deepfakes

Cybersecurity BS

Faculty

wooden artwork consisting of intersecting rectangles.

Rectilinear Form

FDTN 131, 3D Design I

Industrial Design MFA

Student

student in navy blue button up shirt and khakis stands in front of mission control center at NASA Space Center in Houston.

Co-op Program Leads Student to NASA Opportunity

Computer Science BS

Student

photo of Colin McDonald in red flannel shirt sitting on couch outside

RIT Alumnus Named to Forbes 30 Under 30 for Gaming Innovation

Computer Science BS

Student

RIT mechatronics student built an AI tutor tool to enhance student learning and success in RIT's College of Engineering Technology (CET)

Students Revolutionize AI in Education

Kyle Scher

Mechatronics Engineering Technology BS

Student

RIT mechatronics student built an AI tutor tool to enhance student learning and success in RIT's College of Engineering Technology (CET)

Students Revolutionize AI in Education

Kyle Scher

Mechatronics Engineering Technology BS

Student

An AI generated image of organs on chip like platforms.

From Lab to Life: Transforming Medicine with Organ-on-Chip Technology

Mehran Mansouri

Biomedical and Chemical Engineering Ph.D.

Student

group of RIT students posing together and smiling in front of a projection of a video game

Student Innovations at Game Jam Scores Multiple Wins

Game Development

New Media Interactive Development BS

Student

Geoff Twardokus, an electrical and computer engineering Ph.D. student, and Hanif Rahbari, assistant professor of cybersecurity, stands next to a grey care wth a laptop propped up on its hood.

Making Self-Driving Vehicles Safer From Hacking

Cybersecurity MS

Faculty

Geoff Twardokus, an electrical and computer engineering Ph.D. student, and Hanif Rahbari, assistant professor of cybersecurity, stands next to a grey care wth a laptop propped up on its hood.

Making Self-Driving Vehicles Safer From Hacking

Cybersecurity MS

Faculty

Andy Totman standing in front of a CHUBB sign

Turning Applied Stats into a Career in Insurance Underwriting

Applied Statistics and Data Analytics BS

Alumni