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.

Careers of Tomorrrow

Graduates enter a wide range of industries with the well-earned, future-focused expertise needed to create a more equitable and sustainable world. Our alumni advance medicine, law, public policy, journalism, public health, business, information science, and academia.

Our alumni create an inspired list of job titles: medical scribe for Scribe America, editorial content analyst for Thomas Publishing, and research assistant at Atlantic Council's Digital Forensics Research (DFR) Lab.

Others continued on to graduate and medical school. Our graduates can be found in John Hopkins University's material science and engineering program, St. George Medical School, Rutgers School of Arts and Sciences' applied psychology program, and Columbia University's climate and society program.