Center for Student Success at the School of Business

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The Stevens School of Business influence reaches far beyond the classroom.

Groundbreaking enterprises, leading-edge technology and a vast network of partnerships give School of Business students access to the skills and connections they need to succeed academically and beyond.

Whether it’s building the Hanlon Financial Systems Center, which gives students the opportunity to use the same technology utilized on Wall Street, or co-founding the Center for Research toward Advancing Financial Technologies (CRAFT), the first finance-related research center funded by the National Science Foundation, the Stevens School of Business is dedicated to ensuring its curriculum intersects with the real world.

Teaching the right concepts is just the beginning. Resources like the Center for Student Success and the Corporate Outreach and Professional Advancement Office focus on both academic success and career advancement—helping land internships, secure full-time jobs and earn promotions.

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Hanlon Financial Systems Center

The Hanlon Financial Systems Center is unique in a university setting for its use of the same technological tools used by major Wall Street firms. You can become a master in using the Bloomberg terminals and Wharton Research Data Services and gain valuable skills related to programming, databases, writing, parallel computing and more.

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Center for Student Success

The Center for Student Success is a dedicated resource for all undergraduate and graduate business students at Stevens. The Center is conveniently located on the third floor of the Babbio Center, where most business classes are held.

Corporate Outreach & Professional Advancement

Corporate Outreach & Professional Advancement - COPA

The Corporate Outreach & Professional Advancement (COPA) Office is embedded in the School of Business at Stevens. Our team of professional staff members work closely with industry professionals and organizations to promote employment opportunities to students.

Industry Capstone Program

Industry Capstone Program - ICP

The Industry Capstone Program (ICP) at the Stevens School of Business is a great opportunity for corporations and talented graduate students to work together on a semester-long project.

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Fintech Center: CRAFT

At the heart of the nation’s first Industry-University Cooperative Research Center (IUCRC) is a focus on Financial Technology and its impact on the finance industry. Established in 2021 through National Science Foundation (NSF) funding, Stevens has partnered with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute to launch the Center for Research toward Advancing Financial Technologies (CRAFT). The center facilitates robust collaboration between its corporate partners and academic faculty in the Fintech sphere. CRAFT also hosts a variety of workshops, events, and networking opportunities, as well as participates in workforce development activities to boost student and corporate interaction. Corporate members include Bank of America, Capgemini, Charles Schwab, Chubb, CME, Elevance (formerly Anthem) Goldman Sachs, IBM, Park Ave. Finance, SWIFT, Vanguard, UBS, and Wells Fargo. CRAFT also has strong ties to various NJEDA Fintech initiatives as well as other National Science Foundation programs.

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Student Managed Investment Fund - SMIF

The Student Managed Investment Fund is where tomorrow’s investment professionals prepare for rewarding careers in the fast-changing world of finance. In this two-semester course, students work as analysts, risk advisors, quants and, ultimately, leaders responsible for managing a portion of the university’s endowment.

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Internships

The practical business skills and analytical techniques Stevens students learn in class gives them access to high-profile internships where they tackle complex problems and walk away prepared for the challenges of the real world.

Management Curriculum for the Digital Era

MaCuDE: Management Curriculum for the Digital Era

Stevens, with support from PwC and AACSB International, is leading a global initiative called Management Curriculum for the Digital Era, or MaCuDE, which aims to reboot the traditional business education for a digital environment.