Explore the intersection of art and technology in areas as diverse as video, animation, visualization, design and fabrication. Learn to merge cutting-edge and traditional processes in art with creativity, critique and hands-on learning.
There’s a growing sense of concern that current generations may not fully appreciate the threat of nuclear terrorism in cities such as New York. Research in CAL is beginning to change that.
Challenge your understanding and perception of the critical relationship between music and technology. At Stevens, renowned faculty and state-of-the-art facilities inspire creativity and prepare students for the increasing demands of today’s musician.
Maxwell Smith '17 created a virtual reality environment that allows you to experience different U.S. national parks.
Examine the forces that shape scientific research and technological innovation as well as their effects on human societies and cultures. Help develop solutions to the most pressing issues of the 21st century including climate change, economic stability, ethical computing and clean energy.
Explore the possibilities and lasting value of a major in history, literature, philosophy or the social sciences. Whether you study Homer or Big Data, our programs empower the next generation of thought-leaders.
We live in a world that is dynamic, complex and full of exciting opportunities.
Stevens Institute of Technology offers a world-class education with technology at our core. At the College of Arts and Letters (CAL), we build on this strong foundation, preparing students to engage with technology creatively, critically, comparatively and ethically.
At CAL, we offer a range of degree programs encompassing the arts, humanities and social sciences, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary thinking. Our students examine the social impacts of new technologies. They learn how to use software and hardware to explore creativity and artistic creation. With our philosophy of “Computing Across the Curriculum,” students also learn core technical skills including software programming, data analytics and data visualization.
Employers increasingly demand graduates who combine strong computing skills with the ability to think critically, creatively and compassionately. In fact, 100 percent of the CAL class of 2017 secured outcomes within six months of graduation. I invite you to learn more about our exciting degree programs, including Music and Technology, Visual Arts and Technology, Science and Technology Studies, and the Humanities and Social Sciences.
The student, faculty and alumni communities of the College of Arts and Letters boast great achievements rich with diversity and relevance.
An alumna of Visual Arts & Tech and Computer Science, her double degree led her to a career at BuzzFeed.
Dr. MacPhail is working with students to study people with allergies and how they might use wearable technology to manage their health.
Anthony Rios '20 was selected as the winner of the U.S. Department of State's 2017 foreign policy competition.
Some students might be surprised to find one of their own classmates headlining the rock bill at a club like The Bowery Electric in New York City.
Dr. Thomas, a saxophonist with a computer science background, brings with him the largest grant in CAL's history--$1.997 million administered by DARPA.
The Music & Technology Program
Visual Arts & Technology Program
Science and Technology Studies at Stevens
Dean Kelland Thomas Performs at the 2017 Stevens Awards Gala
Experiential learning is a hallmark of a Stevens undergraduate education, and one of the most common ways Stevens students apply their classroom knowledge in the real world is…
(Hoboken, N.J. – Oct. 11, 2018) – Stevens alumni whose highest degree is a bachelor’s earn among the highest mid-career salaries in the nation, ranking No. 14 with a median…
Alumna Taylore Fowler's success is now on an international level. After working as a Community Specialist at Disney Music Group, Fowler joined Netflix, taking on the role of Project…
After graduating from the Visual Arts and Technology program, alumna Soetkin Van Landegem jumped right into the fashion industry. She’s interning at Tapestry’s Kate Spade,…
After visiting Hoboken and campus, Aashray Harishankar ’18 asked himself a simple question, "where can I see myself living for the next chunk of my life?" It didn’t take long…
“We’re really trying to ramp up our early career programs across the board. So what better place to come to than Stevens Institute of Technology to try and recruit?” said…
As midterm elections approach with an unprecedented number of women candidates running for Congress, researchers at Stevens Institute of Technology reveal that both women and men…
As midterm U.S. elections approach, researchers at Stevens Institute of Technology revealed that voting-age Americans view female politicians more positively than male politicians…
Presenters: Lindsey Cormack and Kristyn Karl, Assistant Professors of Political Science
Speaker: Lowell H. Schwartz, Staff Member on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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