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Stevens is proud to offer three graduate degree programs on-site at Schering Plough in Kenilworth and Summit. Stevens faculty travel to you, both in person and via videoconferencing, to bring the same high-level education you expect from Stevens. Program include Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Management, and Information Technology with a concentration in Pharmaceutical Management.

Classes are open to Schering-Plough employees who have been nominated by their directors to attend, and who hold a bachelor's degree. All students must apply for admission to Stevens and be accepted into the program. Classes meet once a week for 14 weeks.  

Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Want more info on the program? Contact Prof. Richard Berkof (richard.berkof@stevens.edu / 201-216-5538)

If you’re an engineer or a healthcare worker in related industries (including biotech, medical devices, personal care, and related GMP-driven industries), this multi-disciplinary online graduate program in pharmaceutical manufacturing engineering provides you with essential skills. Focus on manufacturing and facilities, keeping in mind the industry’s regulatory requirements. Learn about U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulatory requirements, including Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and Quality Systems Regulations (QSR). Emerge as an expert, ready to meet the major demands that the pharmaceutical industry faces in the twenty-first century.

Pharmaceutical Management
Want more info on the program? Contact Prof. Elaine Pratt (elaine.pratt@stevens.edu / 201-216-8546)

This program is targeted broadly at professionals across the whole of the pharmaceutical industry whose jobs require that they manage functions that use technology extensively. This encompasses most of the functional areas in today’s pharmaceutical companies and includes areas such as discovery research, clinical research and operations, regulatory affairs (especially those areas involved in the compilation and publication of submissions), market research and QA. Individuals in contract research organizations (CROs), contract laboratories, consulting firms and other businesses that supply services to the pharmaceutical industry will also find the program of interest. For Pharmaceutical Management program information, click here.

Information Systems
Want more info on the various programs below? Contact Ken Saloway (ksaloway@stevens.edu / 973-885-6461)

IT for Pharmaceutical Industry - Graduate Certificate Focused on Understanding the Pharmaceutical Industry Value Chain. A unique program for the IT professional in the Pharmaceutical Industry. Each of the pharmaceutical courses is organized around the Pharmaceutical value chain. Students learn the "theory of the business" and the role of IT in the business. Organizational, management and information technology issues and considerations related to the Pharmaceutical Industry are explored. MSIS Pharma - Master's in Information Systems with Focus in the Pharmaceutical Industry. An interdisciplinary combination of twelve courses including the IT for Pharmaceutical Industry set of courses, usually taken over a two year period. It is designed to provide participants with the requisite management, business, technical, and strategic skills needed to help their organization prepare and enhance their e-strategy and plans. MSIS - Master's in Information Systems in Related Disciplines. An interdisciplinary combination of twelve courses including the Information Management or other career tracks, usually taken over a two year period. It is designed to provide participants with the requisite management, business, technical, and strategic skills needed to help their organization prepare and enhance their e-strategy and plans. Special Schering-Plough IT for Pharmaceutical Industry/MSIS web page