Founded in 1870 in Hoboken, NJ, Stevens is one of the leading technological universities in the world. It offers bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees. Follow the links below for more information.

• Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering and Science
  Provides a rigorous, broad-based education in an environment that combines traditional classroom instruction with project-based learning, significant research opportunities, global partnerships, and internships. By breaking down the boundaries that once separated science and engineering, the School of Engineering and Science represents a trans-disciplinary enterprise that creates new scientific knowledge and transitions this knowledge into new technologies and processes that provide immediate social benefit.
• Wesley J. Howe School of Technology Management
  Provides a rigorous, scholarly environment with strong cross-disciplinary links supporting world-class education, research and technical applications, at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Uniquely positioned to capitalize on its location at the center of global commerce, the Howe School possesses core strengths in technology management reflected in its outstanding faculty, who bring an important blend of academic and real-world experience to the program, with an emphasis on practical application. That experience is further backed by Stevens' strong reputation for technical innovation expressed through its Technogenesis initiative.
• School of Systems & Enterprises
  Through an Open Academic Model, SSE emphasizes global partnerships with industry and government, as well as collaborations with other academic entities, to provide students with world class programs and curriculum, with unparalleled relevance and rigor. SSE brings together faculty who are industry experts and practitioners, researchers, and academics, with students who are committed to learning, in a dynamic, diverse and engaged communit
• College of Arts & Letters
• Dedicated to the synthesis of history, technology, culture and communications, the College of Arts & Letters is the logical outgrowth of Stevens' Division of Humanities and Social Sciences, and is organized into departments of History, Literature, Philosophy, Social Science, and Art, Music and Technology.
• Catalog
  Access the Catalog that corresponds to your year of entry at Stevens to find course and program requirements
• Library
  All the online resources of the Samuel C. Williams Library .
• Registrar
  Find our Schedules & Calendars, Academic Records, Forms, Procedures, Policies and more
• Undergraduate Academics
  Meet the undergraduate academic Deans, learn about academic policies and procedures, academic support, peer tutoring, concentration advisors, study abroad opportunities and more
• Graduate Studies
  School of Sciences & Arts, School of Engineering, School of Technology Management
• WebCampus
  The Stevens online programs are comprehensive, flexible, and sensitive to the time constraints that employees face at home and on the job
• Cooperative Education
  We invite you to explore the many exciting opportunities that cooperative education offers both students and employers
• WebCT
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• Financial Aid
  Information on applying for Financial Aid, Forms, FAQs, Links, Staff and more