Stevens Institute of Technology's incoming graduate and undergraduate students have arrived on campus from all corners of the nation — and the world — and these first-year students are already attracting notice: This incoming undergraduate class will both be Stevens' most diverse and most academically accomplished in university history.
U.S. News & World Report released its 2022 Best College rankings in mid-September and Stevens Institute of Technology is once again a top-100 national university. This annual ranking places Stevens in the highest quarter of institutions ranked on the national list.
Stevens Institute of Technology and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute have been awarded the first-ever National Science Foundation grant to create an industry-university cooperative research center devoted specifically to financial technology and science.
Stevens Institute of Technology’s most ambitious fundraising campaign in history, the $200 million campaign known as The Power of Stevens, has concluded more than $50 million above its original target.
Stevens has continued its rise in graduate education, increasing its overall position and ranking among the top schools in New Jersey for business and engineering master’s programs in the 2022 U.S. News & World Report Graduate Rankings.
Strategic investments and outstanding student outcomes contributed to Stevens receiving top billing in the U.S. News and World Report online graduate education rankings.
Stevens' transformational new residence and university center is rising on Castle Point. And the Stevens Class of 2025, which will join Stevens in 2021, will have the opportunity to enjoy this campus hub firsthand when it opens in spring 2022.
Jason Corso joined Stevens Institute of Technology on January 1 as both the newly appointed chair of the Computer Science department and incoming director of the Stevens Institute for Artificial Intelligence (SIAI)
Stevens Institute of Technology and Seton Hall University announce the launch of an innovative dual-degree program, offering students an opportunity to earn an accelerated bachelor’s degree in physics from Seton Hall and a master’s degree in engineering or artificial intelligence from Stevens in five years.
Stevens Institute of Technology's experience leveraging technology solutions enabled rapid response and transition to virtual instruction, operations and student support.
The Stevens community is innovative in spirit and focused on making a difference through the application of scholarship and technology to the most pressing problems facing society. Now more than ever, we must offer the world thoughtful solutions that have broad societal benefits and produce graduates who can become insightful leaders in their chosen fields. — Dr. Jianmin Qu, Provost
The provost serves as the chief academic officer of Stevens Institute of Technology and co-leads the university’s budget and budget process with the chief financial officer. He is the university’s highest-ranking official after the president. Responsible for all academic departments, schools, colleges and research centers, the provost ensures that Stevens maintains the culture and deploys the human and physical infrastructure necessary to achieve its academic mission.
In consultation with academic deans and the faculty council, the provost also oversees and develops the research and entrepreneurship portfolios of the university, establishes all academic policies, oversees reviews of all academic units and leads and implements plans in line with the university's strategic goals. The provost works with the chief financial officer, the vice president for finance and the treasurer to manage the university-wide budget process, working closely with the other vice presidents, the deans and the faculty, the staff and student leadership.
