We don't just teach tech.We teach you to build companies.
Most programs teach you to build software. We teach you to build companies. A 3-year journey from engineer to founder.
Engineering Is the Starting Point, Not the Finish Line
Most tech programs stop at the code. We go further. Rushd's Product Engineering Track is built on one belief: the best engineers aren't just great at building. They understand why something is worth building in the first place.
Technical Excellence
You'll master the craft: architecture, clean code, full-stack development. Everything you need to build systems people can trust.
Product Thinking
You'll learn to think like a PM: who are your users, what do they actually need, and how do you make the right tradeoffs under real constraints.
Entrepreneurial Mindset
You'll go from engineer to founder: validating markets, building a business model, and launching something real. Three years. One track.
Your Journey
Master the craft of building systems others can trust
Year 1: Engineer
Master the craft of building systems others can trust
Year 2: Product Builder
Stop writing features. Start solving problems.
Year 3: Founder
Take your product to market. Build a company.
What You Walk Away With
Not a certificate. A company.
A Working Product
Built over three years, refined through real user feedback, ready to ship.
A Validated Market
You'll know who needs it, who pays for it, and why now, backed by customer discovery, not guesswork.
A Co-Founder Cohort
Your cohort becomes your earliest team. Three years in the trenches builds the kind of trust you can't manufacture.
An Investor-Ready Pitch
You leave Year 3 able to walk into a room and defend your market, your model, and your team.
From Codebase to Customer Base
Your journey in Rushd doesn't end with a job offer. It ends with a company. You'll graduate with a working product, a defined market, and the skills to launch something real.
Built for the ones who were never going to be satisfied with a salary.
Cohort size is deliberately limited. We accept people, not applicants.
Applications are open to enrolled university students studying CS, Software Engineering, or a related field.