Rosen Group expands global academic network

08/04/2026

Global technology company Rosen Group has announced a new industrial partnership with the renowned Austrian university Montanuniversität Leoben. This collaboration strengthens Rosen’s commitment to supporting the next generation of pipeline integrity professionals.

As part of the partnership, Rosen will contribute industry expertise to the university’s postgraduate Pipeline Integrity Programme. Designed to connect academic learning with real-world engineering practice, the programme emphasises innovation, sustainability and practical application across the energy sector.

The Pipeline Engineering Programme provides students with a strong foundation in the design, construction and operation of pipeline systems that support global energy networks, equipping them to meet the challenges of a rapidly evolving energy landscape.

Founded in 1981, Rosen operates in more than 110 countries and delivers advanced diagnostic technologies, unique data insights, leading software tools and specialist engineering consultancy.

Through this partnership, postgraduate students gain valuable exposure to real-world integrity challenges and cutting-edge engineering approaches, supported by Rosen’s commitment to knowledge transfer through expert lectures, technical talks, curriculum input and more.

Michelle Unger, Vice President, Strategic Industry Engagement at Rosen, commented: “We are delighted to expand our partnerships with this key European institution. This collaboration reflects our commitment to the pipeline industry, supporting students as they prepare for the challenges of a rapidly shifting sector, while also enabling our engineers to contribute directly to education by sharing their invaluable expertise with future leaders of the energy industry. We are proud to support this positive force for regional growth and look forward to the opportunities our five-year partnership will create.”

Dr Riyaz Kharrat MSc PhD, Programme Coordinator for the Pipeline Engineering Programme at Montanuniversität Leoben, commented: “This programme is designed to prepare engineers and decision-makers for the challenges of a rapidly evolving energy landscape. The module topics and course content have been carefully developed by experienced industry professionals and academic experts, with a strong focus on practical competence, interdisciplinary collaboration and real-world problem solving.”

Rosen continues to strengthen its global support for the industry by partnering with leading universities to deliver advanced education, practical training and real-world engineering insight.

These collaborations, spanning institutions such as the University of British Columbia’s Pipeline Integrity Institute, Kazakh-British Technical University and Oklahoma State University, to name a few, reflect Rosen’s commitment to responsible industry guardianship. By investing in talent development and knowledge transfer, Rosen is helping to build a safer, more sustainable energy future while preparing the next generation of pipeline integrity specialists.

Rosen specialises in safeguarding industrial assets worldwide, ensuring their safety and productivity. Drawing on decades of experience in pipeline inspection, it extends its expertise to assist plant and terminal operators, as well as clients across the energy industry, in navigating the transition to sustainable energy solutions.

The company thrives on progress and is therefore constantly working to further develop technologies and create new solutions.

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