A team of Stevens business students leaned on their tech-focused finance classes in making their selections in the 2018 CNBC Stock Draft. Their picks reflect the students' comfort with technology, but also with thinking critically about the data in search of knowledge.
Almost every Stevens business student completes an internship before graduating, and the practical technology emphasis of their classes prepares them for high-profile roles that otherwise would be out of reach.
In conducting research that creates measurable impact in industry and academia, Stevens business faculty think about effective ways to apply analytics, technology and new innovations to complex problems.
Stevens works with Pfizer to provide leadership skills to technical employees who aspire to climb the ranks at the global life sciences company.
The School of Business has hit ambitious enrollment targets, won recognition from rankings groups and become known for getting students the jobs they want — the result of a five-year strategic plan to grow the school.
The ability to use analytics to make better business decisions is fast becoming the most desirable skill for a managers. The Master's in Business Intelligence & Analytics and other Stevens programs will teach you to leverage the data to set smarter strategies for the enterprise.
The School of Business at Stevens Institute of Technology employs a cross-disciplinary approach to education, emphasizing management training with an emphasis on the opportunities possible through analytics and technology.
As a result, business graduates are prepared to lead people and projects, integrate innovation, and make the tough decisions at companies in any industry. The School of Business is incredibly successful at placing students after graduation; alumni have gone on to become top-level managers at Fortune 500 companies and start game-changing businesses of their own.
Academic programs at the School of Business combine Stevens’ heritage of innovation with classes that challenge students to apply their learning to actual problems faced in the real world, creating graduates who are able to wield technology to improve strategy, solve problems and seize new opportunities. The school offers eight undergraduate majors, 11 master’s programs and two doctoral degrees.
Research at the School of Business pushes the forefront of knowledge in critical areas like finance, leadership, entrepreneurship, and decision sciences and analytics, with an eye toward practical application in industry. The university's location, just across the river from New York City, helps facilitate the relationships between executives and faculty that make such partnerships possible.
98% of business graduates in the Class of 2017 secured career outcomes within six months of commencement
Ranked second in the nation for business careers in the PayScale 2017 College ROI Report
Ranked in the top ten in the PayScale College ROI Report: Best Value Colleges
Ranked the best online MBA program in the state by U.S. News & World Report
Business faculty secured $10.7 million in external research funding from 2014-16
Freshman retention rate in the School of Business
The average starting salary for business graduates from the Stevens Class of 2016 is $67,600
Education and research at the School of Business stands out for an emphasis on data and analytics, and how technology is continuing to disrupt established corporate practices and create new opportunities.
Our proximity to New York brings business to the classroom and helps undergraduate students land their dream jobs.
Stevens alumni find themselves uniquely qualified to lead teams and projects owing to their technology-infused management skills.
The School of Business is accredited by AACSB. Less than 5% of business schools worldwide have earned this designation.
Faculty pride themselves on research with immediate practical use in industry, as well as advancing knowledge in management, Big Data, finance and more.
Stevens students learn to bring a quantitative perspective to problems that allows them to solve complex challenges in business and technology management.
Our rigorous Ph.D. program prepares students for a career in research, publication and education in academia.
Businesses value hard workers who are team players. Group projects and team-building exercises help students become effective collaborators and communicators.
Faculty at the School of Business bring a wealth of industry experience to the classroom, enhancing lessons and demonstrating real-world value to students.
“Employers want to hire people who can leverage technology to improve processes and make smarter business decisions. And that’s something Stevens students get to showcase in their interviews.”
"Companies invest in people they see as being ambassadors for the business, where they're going to get a good return on investment. Stevens absolutely prepares you for a demanding workplace."
"A lot of my classes tied into the topics I make videos about. Courses in economics and social media marketing were eye-opening, in terms of understanding companies and their behavior."
"We're exposed to so many great opportunities — not just the great location and the internship opportunities, but also so much technology and science. That's where we have an edge."
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