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"We’ve always tried to be at the intersection of
technology and liberal arts, to be able to get the
best of both worlds, to make extremely advanced
products from a technology point of view, but also
have them be intuitive, easy to use, fun to use, so
that they really fit the users – the users don’t
have to come to them, they come to the user. I like
living at the intersection of the humanities and
technology." |
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The College of Arts &
Letters (CAL) encourages and inspires
students to study and conduct
research at the intersection of science,
technology, the arts and humanities in
ways that enable them to have a significant
impact on society and the world. Our
programs equip students to become proficient
in both the history, as well as the use of
science and technology in a distinctively
"hands-on" fashion. In doing so, CAL
fully embodies Stevens’ mission to
educate students to lead in scientific
discovery and in the creation, application
and management of technology in order to
solve complex problems and to build new
enterprises.
CAL is composed of two divisions: The
Division of Humanities & Social Sciences and
the Division of Technology & the Arts,
offering Bachelor of Arts degrees in
History,
Philosophy, Literature, the
Social Sciences, Art & Technology, and Music
& Technology. All these programs provide for
students both a solid foundation in the
traditional disciplines, as well as a
breadth of exposure to cutting-edge
applications of the liberal arts.
Students who have earned B.A. degrees from
CAL have achieved success not only in the
fields of science and technology, but in
careers ranging from law, medicine, media,
corporate relations, communications, the
arts and beyond.
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