Undergraduate Engineering and Science involves a dynamic community of scholars, innovators and practitioners who prepare graduates in the unique multi-disciplinary environment that we call Technogenesis. 

Our broad-based curriculum is enriched with opportunities for experiential learning via undergraduate research, internships, and overseas study. Our undergraduates learn first-hand the challenges and rewards of creating new knowledge and new technologies to address some of our world's most complex problems. In so doing, they are equipped for success and leadership in a rapidly-changing, global technological workplace.

Research & Doctoral Studies at Stevens are recognized for their collaborative interdisciplinary treatment of the complex issues facing the global community. World-wide, the boundaries that once separated science and engineering are disappearing. The major issues confronting society - in security, energy, the environment, medicine and health care - require trans-disciplinary research that depends heavily on new scientific knowledge and the rapid transitioning of this new knowledge into new technologies and processes that provide immediate social benefit.

Our Ph.D. candidates are well-trained in their chosen disciplines, and conduct transformational research to become innovative and entrepreneurial leaders.

Master's and Professional Development Programs emphasize global interdisciplinary collaboration and prepare graduates to lead in the creation, application and management of technology within their chosen discipline.

As one of the nation’s leading providers of graduate education in Engineering, Science, and Technology Management, Stevens offers programming tailored to meet the educational needs of companies and government entities worldwide via:

• WebCampus (award winning online venue),
• on-site corporate locations, and
• the Hoboken, NJ campus.