The Business & Technology curriculum focuses on developing bold, transformational, globally-minded leaders who are equally comfortable in the world of business and the realm of technology. Students are given a broad educational foundation, which includes courses in all the business core disciplines (e.g., finance, accounting, marketing, international business) as well as courses in liberal arts and sciences. Students also have the opportunity to concentrate in a particular business area through the selection of a business concentration. What differentiates our program is that students also take a technology concentration in a technology area outside the business school. Another unique aspect of our curriculum is the emphasis on integrators, which help promote a ‘big picture’ understanding of how the business and technology coursework fits together.

With the increasing reliance on networked computers in the military and in contemporary society, end-to-end security of information is now of paramount importance. Indeed, as noted by John Brennan, Special Assistant to the President for Counterterrorism and Homeland Security, "The national security and economic health of the United States depend on the security, stability, and integrity of our Nation's cyberspace, both in the public and private sectors." Unfortunately, neither the public nor private sector is prepared for the task. Reports of breaches to our nation's information infrastructure are becoming increasingly common, effecting everything from our nation's energy grid to networked weapons platforms. Systems security has evolved from being simply an IT issue to one that directly impacts the nation's stature and well-being. Current and emerging opportunities in security require a systems approach, which integrates the traditional disciplines of computer science, electrical engineering and mathematics, with economics and policy within a systems framework. The Systems Security Engineering program is designed to prepare both government and private sector systems professionals to thwart both current and emerging threats using systems security engineering methods, tools, and processes. It is a unique program that focuses on outcomes rather than checklists to meet goals for systems security and information assurance.

At Stevens, we offer flexible Master's Degrees and Graduate Certificates for current and aspiring software engineering practitioners. Our courses teach you the latest and best software engineering skills and theory, to allow you to effectively architect, build, and maintain both large and small scale systems.
The Master of Science program in Software Engineering (SSW) emphasizes the skills needed to apply software technologies to the realization of software products on time, within budget and with known quality. It is a systems-oriented approach to building software products and embedded software in other products.