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Beginning right here in our home state of Texas, TWU Ventures is expanding opportunities for the more than 5.4 million Texans who have some college but no credential.
Solving today’s education and workforce challenges requires collaboration with specialized workforce training groups, employers, industry, and funders. TWU Ventures brings these partners together so learners at every stage of their career can expand opportunities.
As employer needs and learner expectations change, TWU Ventures can help you stay responsive through flexible, stackable, people-centered pathways designed to advance careers and strengthen communities.
Doula Certification
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A first-of-its-kind training model where participants can earn five certifications through one integrated program. These credentials prepare doulas to serve in hospitals, clinics and communities across Texas.
Medical Device Sales
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Medical Sales Institute offers 10-week orthopedic device sales programs that lead to an industry-recognized credential valued by top medical distributors. Graduates enter roles with an average entry compensation of about $95,000.
TWU Ventures Partners
Participation in this program may involve a separate agreement between you (the student) and the partnering organization. TWU supports and administers the program but is not a contracting party to any separate agreement you may enter into with the partner.
TWU’s role is to administer the program, provide oversight, and ensure compliance with university policies; TWU is not responsible for the partner’s obligations under its agreement with you. TWU does not guarantee performance by the partner and assumes no liability for the partner-student relationship.
This webpage is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a contract or offer. Students are encouraged to review any agreement thoroughly and seek independent advice if needed before signing.