Every RISE student masters a hands-on trade alongside their academic coursework. Choose from 8 disciplines — each with industry certifications, real project portfolios, and clear career pathways.
From blueprint reading to finish work, students master the full arc of residential and commercial construction. This trade integrates structural engineering principles, project management, and sustainable building practices.
Students develop deep competency in residential, commercial, and industrial electrical systems. The curriculum covers theory, code compliance, diagnostics, and emerging smart-home and renewable energy technologies.
A rigorous culinary program that goes beyond technique to encompass nutrition science, food entrepreneurship, and global culinary traditions. Students operate a real kitchen and develop menus, cost structures, and service standards.
Students gain foundational clinical knowledge and patient care skills that serve as a launchpad for nursing, medicine, physical therapy, and allied health careers. Anatomy, pharmacology basics, and clinical communication are core components.
A full-stack technology program covering software engineering, systems thinking, cybersecurity fundamentals, and cloud infrastructure. Students build real applications and develop the problem-solving mindset that defines great engineers.
Modern vehicles are sophisticated systems requiring both mechanical expertise and digital diagnostics. Students learn engine systems, drivetrain, brakes, electrical, and the computerized diagnostic tools that define today's automotive industry.
Welding is both a science and an art. Students master MIG, TIG, and stick welding processes alongside structural fabrication, blueprint interpretation, and metal artistry. This trade opens doors in manufacturing, construction, and custom fabrication.
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning is one of the most in-demand trades in the country. Students learn system design, installation, maintenance, and repair — with growing emphasis on energy efficiency and smart building integration.
During the admissions process, students select their primary trade based on interest, aptitude, and career goals.
Year one builds core skills, safety protocols, and theoretical knowledge alongside academic coursework.
Year two focuses on real-world projects, client work, and industry-standard production environments.
Graduates leave with industry-recognized certifications and a documented project portfolio.
Apply to RISE and choose the trade that will define your capability — alongside an education that will define your mind.