School of Business
School of Business at Stevens Institute of Technology
Today, every business is a technology business. That means business knowledge alone is no longer a suitable foundation for a successful career.
The School of Business at Stevens employs a unique, cross-disciplinary approach to education — emphasizing technology, data and analytics alongside leadership skills — that creates incredible employment opportunities for students. This focus also steers faculty research to address areas of greatest need in industry, keeping curricula ahead of the curve in a fast-changing business world. The university's location, just across the river from New York City, helps facilitate relationships between executives, faculty and students that add such tremendous value to a Stevens business education.
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TechLaunch BullPen #13
Stevens Venture Center
A Snapshot of Data Science
School of Business Student Research Showcase
Annual Innovation Expo
The Future, On Display Now
New Technologies, New Economics Conference
A Joint Conference between Stevens and CUFE
Why Media Relations Is Crucial To Today's Businesses
Stevens Venture Center Speaker Series
Blockchain and the Digital Marketplace
SAIL Conference 2019
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Stevens Seniors Answer the Call as Hoboken EMTs Seek New Ambulance
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In today’s marketplace, innovation is typically a huge selling point for new products. But in business-to-business dealings, it can often be a hurdle, and one that very few…
ExxonMobil Speaker Details Energy Giant’s Plan for Meeting Rising Demand While Lowering Emissions
How to meet the growing energy demands of an expanding global population in an environmentally responsible way is the central question at ExxonMobil, said Bruce H. March, president…
On the Waterfront, with Paddles: Students Stand with Resilience to Encourage Enjoyment of River
Regan Littell ’19 grew up in the Chesapeake Bay area, where you could frequently find her paddling on the water. But like many students at Stevens Institute of Technology,…
Before He Became an Iconic Artist, Alexander Calder Embraced Campus Life at Stevens
Alexander “Sandy” Calder is known worldwide as a pioneer of modern abstract art, having revolutionized the concept of sculpture through his creation of the works of art known…
Wander with Purpose: Stevens Students Create Destination for Millennial Travelers
For three seniors at Stevens Institute of Technology, an annual trip to Maine, organized by the school’s Ski and Snowboard Club, was more than just an opportunity to hit the…
Justin Barish, Matthew McCreesh and Carolina Velasquez Are First in Class in the Stevens Institute of Technology Class of 2019
With a perfect GPA of 4.0, Justin Barish, Matthew McCreesh and Carolina Velasquez have attained the highest academic honors among this year’s graduates and are first in the…
Stevens Researchers Build Deep-Learning Model That Reads Between the Lines to Predict Bankruptcy
When Paul J. FitzPatrick published his study comparing the accounting ratios of successful and failed companies from 1920 to 1929, he said the amount of literature on the topic…
We mean business
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.
Beyond the fundamentals
Our proximity to New York brings business to the classroom and helps undergraduate students land their dream jobs.
Your career in high gear
Stevens alumni find themselves uniquely qualified to lead teams and projects owing to their technology-infused management skills.
A credit to excellence
The School of Business is accredited by AACSB. Less than 5% of business schools worldwide have earned this designation.
Research relevance
Faculty pride themselves on research with immediate practical use in industry, as well as advancing knowledge in management, Big Data, finance and more.
Interdisciplinary insights
Stevens students learn to bring a quantitative perspective to problems that allows them to solve complex challenges in business and technology management.
Doctoral discipline
Our rigorous Ph.D. program prepares students for a career in research, publication and education in academia.
Teamwork works
Businesses value hard workers who are team players. Group projects and team-building exercises help students become effective collaborators and communicators.
Experience counts
Faculty at the School of Business bring a wealth of industry experience to the classroom, enhancing lessons and demonstrating real-world value to students.
How Stevens stands out
The skills employers want
“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.”
Sarah Gleason '17; technical analyst, Credit Suisse
How Stevens prepared Sarah to succeed
The head start employers want
"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."
Spencer Cunningham, Class of 2006; vice president and head of technology management, Deutsche Bank (London)
Global experiences set Stevens apart
Entrepreneurship encouraged
"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."
Marques Brownlee, Class of 2015; founder and tech reviewer, MKBHD
Alumnus built a tech empire from Stevens dorm room
Finding an edge
"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."