NEW! Class of 2009 Average Starting Salary $4,600 Higher Than National Average
The average starting salary for a Stevens 2009 grad is $62,400. The increase is reflected across all academic disciplines, with the average starting salary per discipline ahead of national averages. Read more >>

Stevens’ Office of Career Development Among Top 20 in US

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Ninety Percent of Undergraduates Engage in Experiential Learning
A recent survey conducted by the Stevens Office of Career Development revealed that more than 90% of current Stevens undergraduates have engaged in at least one form of experiential education. In fact, this summer 66 Scholars students will be involved in faculty-mentored research this summer and 25 students will be engaged in summer research through the Technogenesis Summer Scholars Program.

Stevens Student Participation in Professional Practice:

At Stevens, we believe that the best way to learn is to take your lessons from the classroom and apply them to situations in the real world, challenging you to devise working solutions to problems that professionals in your field face every day. The best way to accomplish this? To offer you every opportunity to learn from the people who do the work you aspire to do.

See what opportunities exist:

• The Cooperative Education Program and Internships allow you opportunities to work in a paid, structured work situation. Whether it's during alternating co-op semesters or a summer internship. Stevens has relationships with many area corporations including engineering firms, investment banks, and biomedical research companies to name only a few.
• Career Services assists you with resume writing, interview skills workshops, as well as hosts regular career fairs and employer visits. Most of our students have job offers by the time they graduate from Stevens, some have them as early as the first semester of their senior year.
• Research opportunities at Stevens are numerous, as our faculty members are constantly working on new, exciting projects in their areas of specialization. Students at Stevens are able to get involved in this research as early as the summer after their first year, a relatively rare opportunity at the undergraduate level.
• Technogenesis allows students to assist with and conduct research of their own at a level not typically available to undergraduates. Technogenesis research projects enable students not only to participate in research but to see the products of your work as well. You have a chance to see a idea come to fruition and go to market.