Systems Engineering

The School of Systems and Enterprises is one of the largest providers of systems engineering education in the U.S. “Demand is soaring for systems engineers, as what was once a niche job in the aerospace and defense industries becomes commonplace among a diverse and expanding universe of employers, from medical device makers to corporations.” – CNN Money, 2009

Overview

Utilizing an Open Academic Model, the School of Systems and Enterprises at Stevens Institute of Technology emphasizes global partnerships in systems and enterprises related research and education with industry and government, to provide a highly relevant and rigorous educational experience.  Stevens' Systems Engineering graduate programs offer a multidisciplinary approach to engineering education by providing a blend of engineering, systems, and management subjects.  The School of Systems and Enterprises is one of the largest provider of systems engineering education in the U.S. Our graduates manage engineering and technology, are able to address systems integration, life cycle issues, and systems thinking at the system and enterprise levels, in a market where globalization, technology, quality, complexity, and productivity are the key business drivers. 

Message from the Program Director

We strive to produce technical leaders who apply a systems approach to navigate and manage complex systems and enterprises, and who can address systems integration, life cycle issues, and systems thinking at the system, system of system, and enterprise levels.

William (Bill) Robinson, Program Director, Systems Engineering and Industry Professor