Management Master's Program
Program Details
Degree
Master of ScienceDepartment
School of Business Graduate ProgramAvailable
On Campus & OnlineGain essential business skills with real-world experiences to make an immediate impact at work in just 12 months.
Program Highlights
Business Foundation for Non-Business Majors: The M.S. in Management (MSM) provides an ideal entry point into the business world for individuals without an undergraduate business background, offering fundamental skills and knowledge essential for successful careers across industries.
Tech-Infused Business Curriculum: With technology at the forefront, our curriculum delivers traditional business disciplines through a technological lens, ensuring graduates are well-equipped to navigate the modern corporate landscape.
Essential Concepts for Career Success: The program imparts critical fundamental concepts vital for success in today's corporate environment, catering to the majority of college graduates who will inevitably engage with businesses throughout their careers.
Gateway to Corporate Landscape: By bridging the gap between non-business backgrounds and the corporate world, the MSM program equips students with the necessary tools and mindset to thrive in diverse business settings.
Future-Proof Your Career Path: With a strong emphasis on technology and its intersection with business, this allows you to stay ahead of new technologies, emerging trends and industry disruptions.
GMAT/GRE test scores are optional for all master’s programs except MBA. Applicants who think that their test scores reflect their potential for success in graduate school may submit scores for consideration.
Management for the Digital Era
Engineering, science and math skills are highly sought after by employers, but recent college graduates in these disciplines often have difficulty distinguishing themselves in order to get the jobs in which they are most interested.
The Stevens master's degree in Management helps students with limited exposure to business to round out their résumés with practical instruction that teaches them how leadership, innovation, economics and strategy shape and define the roles they'll play in industry. The Management program can be completed in just 12 months, making it the perfect complement to a four-year bachelor's degree, and is available entirely online for maximum convenience.
Employers see graduates of the Stevens Management program as ideal job candidates who need little training, as their education prepares them to create immediate impact at work.
At the School of Business, going back to school right after completing an undergraduate degree doesn't mean putting the real world on hold. As a Management student, you'll gain firsthand experience through a curriculum shaped by input from the executives on the program's advisory board. Stevens also offers the Industry Capstone Program course and opportunities to meet corporate managers, both helpful as you strengthen your professional network in search of impactful employment opportunities.
Online Program
The Management master's program at Stevens is available on campus or fully online. Visit the link below to learn more about and apply to the online program.
M.S. in Management Careers
Audit Associate
Planning Assistant
Data Engineer
Selling Manager
Tax Associate
Business Advisory Associate
Potential hiring organizations include companies like: Deloitte, Hangzhou Bank, KPMG, Merck, PwC, Ralph Lauren and more.
Admission Criteria
The 30-credit master's degree in Management is designed for students with bachelor's degrees in the engineering, science or liberal arts disciplines who want to understand how their academic training can be applied to help them succeed in a business setting. Coursework demonstrates, through hands-on, applied learning, how technical expertise fits into the organizational picture, and prepares professionals to confidently lead people and projects.
Application Deadlines
Full-time students can complete the Management program in just one year, making it especially ideal for applicants seeking business skills before entering the workforce. Applications to this program for full-time students are accepted in three distinct cycles. To be considered for admission, all materials must be submitted by the deadline.
Application Cycle | Application Deadline | Application Decision | Acceptance Deadline |
Priority | Oct. 15 | Dec. 1 | Jan. 15 |
Standard | Jan. 15 | March 1 | Included in admission offer |
Final | April 15 | May 1 | June 1 |
This program can also be completed on a part-time basis. All part-time applications to this program are accepted on a rolling basis.
Core Curriculum
Students must choose two additional electives from within the School of Business or from other Schools at Stevens.
Meet the Program Director
Brian Rothschild currently works as Assistant Dean for Graduate Studies as well as the Senior Director of Management Programs at Stevens Institute of Technology School of Business. He has been in higher education for over 30 years in both technology and business education. Brian has worked extensively in business process reengineering as well as running international and domestic conferences. Brian has a passion for helping students in every aspect of their life as they begin their careers or are using education to move up the corporate ladder faster.
Brian earned his doctorate in Organizational Leadership from Nova Southeastern University, an MS in Educational Psychology from Fordham University and a MBA in Organizational Behavior and a BA in Economics from Iona University.
M.S. in Management: Facts & Figures
I learned how to work in teams, manage a group and connect with people with varying backgrounds and different levels of professional experience. My management professors shared lessons from their impressive careers and taught us how to apply those to modern business problems.
Taylor Whitlock '22
I learned how to work in teams, manage a group and connect with people with varying backgrounds and different levels of professional experience. My management professors shared lessons from their impressive careers and taught us how to apply those to modern business problems.
Taylor Whitlock '22
I learned how to work in teams, manage a group and connect with people with varying backgrounds and different levels of professional experience. My management professors shared lessons from their impressive careers and taught us how to apply those to modern business problems.
Taylor Whitlock '22