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MBA and M.E. or M.S. in Electrical Engineering Dual Degree Master’s Program

Program Details

Degree

Master of Engineering, Master of Science, or Dual-Degree MBA

Department

School of Business Graduate Program

Available

On Campus & Online

Contact

Office of Graduate Admissions1.888.511.1306[email protected]
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The dual degree teaches you the skills to engineer new developments in areas like robotics, internet security, and wireless networking while enabling you to become a data-driven strategic leader.

You will be well-positioned to lead innovation initiatives, combining your technical knowledge in electrical engineering with strategic business thinking to drive technological advancements within organizations. Choose from a Master of Science degree involving research or a Master of Engineering degree which does not.

Program Benefits:

Specialized Skillset: Acquire the skillset to excel in roles that integrate technical considerations with market needs and business strategy.

Innovation: Leverage your engineering expertise to create innovative products and business knowledge to navigate the market landscape.

Leadership: Develop a foundation for contributing to corporate strategy, ensuring that technology initiatives align with the overall goals and vision of the organization.

Careers:

  • Product Manager

  • Innovation Consultant

  • Technology Consultant

  • Project Manager

  • R&D Manager

  • Technology Commercialization Manager

About The Stevens MBA Program

Program Highlights

A STEM-Designated MBA: This MBA program holds the STEM designation, setting it apart from ordinary offerings by infusing technology at the forefront of the curriculum. This designation also allows students from outside of the U.S. to be eligible for a 24-month extension of their Optional Practical Training (OPT).

Traditional Business Through the Technology Lens: At Stevens, conventional business disciplines are taught from a technological perspective, ensuring graduates are well-versed in leveraging leading-edge tools and methodologies to drive innovation across all aspects of a business.

AI and Machine Learning are Here to Stay: Students gain an essential understanding and practical application of AI and machine learning, equipping them to take the lead in navigating the fourth industrial revolution and propel industries forward.

Real-World Consulting Experience: The hallmark of the full-time MBA, the Industry Capstone Program, immerses students in consulting engagements with real-world companies. Students and their peers, under faculty mentors, take what they’ve learned in their courses to develop solutions to real business problems and present their recommendations to senior executives. This experience provides students with something they can speak about to hiring managers and recruiters. Open to students across graduate programs, the Industry Capstone Project encourages interdisciplinary collaboration, nurturing diverse perspectives and skill development.

Invaluable Networking Opportunities: Capstone projects partnering with companies, providing students with networking opportunities and allowing them to foster connections that can lead to career advancement.

An MBA for the Digital Era

Few MBA programs consider how rapidly the data revolution has changed the ways managers recognize opportunities and identify trends. This innovate STEM MBA is taught by faculty who understand the traditional managerial toolkit — marketing, strategy and finance — must be complemented by skills in technology and analytics to create success.

Your MBA courses will feature applied exercises that prepare you to be a leader who is capable of making fast, data-supported decisions. MBA coursework emphasizes collaboration through group projects and presentations and develops your creativity and critical thinking skills through the incorporation of new analytical tools and the latest research insights. 

*A STEM-designated program allows students from outside of the U.S. to be eligible for a 24-month extension of their Optional Practical Training (OPT).

About The M.S. Or M.E. In Electrical Engineering Program

In the electrical engineering master's program, you'll learn how to engineer new developments in areas like robotics, internet security and wireless networking that transform society. 

Our graduate students gain hands-on experience through cutting edge research projects funded by the National Science Foundation, Air Force Research Laboratory, Office of Naval Research and various private organizations.

Degree Requirements

The program is a 30-credit degree program. Students are required to complete:

  • 1 mathematical foundation course (3 credits)

  • 4 core courses in their majors/programs (12 credits)

  • 3 concentration courses in a chosen concentration (9 credits)

  • 2 elective courses (6 credits) 

Concentrations

  • Communications

  • Power Engineering

  • Robotics and Automated Systems

  • Microelectronics and Photonics

  • Artificial Intelligence

Stevens MBA: Facts & Figures

#1
Best Online MBA Programs in NJ
90%
Employed 6 Months After Graduation
$82,563
Average Compensation
$9,143
Average Signing Bonus

School of Engineering & Science Career Outcomes

$95,212
Average Compensation
Across All School of Engineering Master's Graduates
$23,406
Average Signing Bonus
Across All School of Engineering Master's Graduates
95%
Employment Rate within 3 Months of Graduation
For All School of Engineering Master's Graduates