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Science, Technology & Society Bachelor's Degree

Program Details

Degree

Bachelor of Science

Available

On campus

Contact

Office of Undegraduate Admissions1.201.216.8348[email protected]

Reframe questions asked since the dawn of scholarship to invent new ways of considering science and technology's role in today's society.

Take part in classroom debates that tackle the 21st century's most pressing issues, such as the global effects of climate change, economics, poverty, disease, and artificial intelligence.

Infuse technology with the humanities and social sciences to grow into a leader in our rapidly-changing world.

Tech-Powered Curriculum

Students in Stevens' bachelor's degree in science, technology, and society (STS) consider humanity's progress within broad, historical, and political contexts. The scientific, mathematical, and technological rigor synonymous with a Stevens' education serves as the curriculum's backbone.

Cutting across academic disciplines catalyzes thought leadership, and STS majors often pursue complementary coursework in science and engineering.

See the details and requirements of the science, technology and society bachelor’s degree in Stevens' academic catalog.

In-Demand Courses

  • History of Science & Technology

  • Theories Of Human Nature

  • Science and Metaphysics

  • Images of Science In Literature

  • Seminar in Science Writing

  • Anthropology of Technology

  • Nuclear Energy & Society

  • War and Science

  • Nuclear Era

  • And More!

Professional and Academic Outcomes

  • Medical Scribe, Scribe America

  • Editorial Content Analyst, Thomas Publishing

  • Graduate Student in Materials Science and Engineering, Johns Hopkins University

  • Medical Student, St. George Medical School

  • Graduate Student in Applied Psychology, Rutgers School of Arts and Sciences

  • Proposal Coordinator, Citelum North America

  • Graduate Student in Climate and Society Program, Columbia University

  • Research Assistant, Atlantic Council’s Digital Forensics Research (DFR) Lab

Meet the Faculty