Cultivating Ethical Leadership in the Age of Rapid Technological Innovation

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The Master of Arts in Technology, Policy, and Ethics educates leaders who can address the above challenges in an ever-changing global environment. The interdisciplinary program draws on the humanities, the social sciences and management to tackle to most challenging problems faced by our world today. By exposing students to topics related to the ethics, leadership, management and decision-making aspects of technological innovation, the program aims to cultivate ethical leadership in science and technology intensive organizations such as for-profit corporations, non-governmental organizations and the public sector. Graduates of the program find careers as corporate social responsibility officers, project leaders in technological organizations, policymakers in public sector organizations and managers of non-profit entities, among others. This program can help experienced professionals in advancing their careers in their respective organizations by enhancing their knowledge and skills in tackling challenging problems related to technology, policy and ethics.

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Testimonials

"As an Electrical Engineering major, Stevens' new Master's program in Technology, Policy, and Ethics appeals to me because of its focus on how the technology I have been learning about over the last four years affects the world around me. Not only will I receive a general education in ethical philosophy, but I will also be able to focus on real world ethical issues of the 21st century." - Thomas Dabay

"The Stevens Master of Arts in Technology, Policy & Ethics bridges the gap of theoretical understanding and hands-on industry by developing a skill-set designed to immediately dovetail with my present and future career opportunities. By providing a foundation in legal ethics, political policy, and the wide-scale implications of innovative technology, the program has equipped me with the necessary analytic, reasoning, and decision-making skills I will later apply as a lawyer." - Stan Yakoff

Contact Information

Gregory Morgan
Director of Graduate 
Studies
(201) 216-5402.


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Societal Implications

Organizational Stewardship