Solving Real Problems,
Not Case Studies

Some schools talk about the future. Ours build it. That's the idea behind Rosenberg Next Gen Creators: every student gets the chance to become a founder, paired with mentors and alumni from across our network to build something real. Through Rosenberg Vibe Coding Masters, the best ideas don't just win a prize, they win the time and professional support to actually ship. It's a big promise. But look at what our students have already done without it. They opened their own house in Davos during the World Economic Forum. Nobody invited us. We just did it, and no school had ever tried before. On our campus, there's a home for humans in space, small enough to fit inside a SpaceX Starship rocket and real enough to walk into. Back when almost no one was writing public rules for AI, a group of our students sat down and wrote their own, then took out newspaper ads during the UN General Assembly because they wanted the world to actually read it. Another group dreamed up a floating home for a world with rising seas, and brought it all the way to the London Design Biennale. None of this was a class project pretending to matter. It mattered. This is what happens when you let students loose on real problems, not case studies, the real thing.