Climbing the ladder at Pfizer
“It wasn’t until I started the MBA program that I realized the value doesn’t come two years from now — the value is coming in every class, every week, in every project I’m working on.”
Master's Business Programs
The rise of new technologies and sophisticated analytical tools has forever changed the set of skills managers need to get the job done.
Today, it's data that drives the most important decisions, not intuition. That means you must be both a business leader and a creative technologist — someone who understands how analytics and data allow for improved efficiency, better decision making and rapid innovation.
Graduate programs at the School of Business are for lifelong learners aiming to combine their technical prowess with the analytical skills and business savvy needed to lead teams and identify new business opportunities. Our faculty are former Fortune 500 managers and passionate researchers who understand how to apply new ideas to solve vexing problems; through their guidance, you will become a critical thinker able to challenge established processes and nurture new products and innovations to market.
How Stevens creates career success
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John Schwall '95 M.S. '98 relies on the problem-solving skills he honed at Stevens in his leadership role at IEX.
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Cindy Dever was promoted twice while pursuing her MBA from Stevens.
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Chris Colla M.S. '07 says his Stevens classes gave him unique insights into approaching his role as CIO of B&G Foods.
The Stevens Advantage
Turning heads at UPS
“My coursework at Stevens helped me change the way I think. It encouraged me think outside the box, about ways human life can be improved through technology.”
Tushar Roy, M.S. Information Systems student; intern, UPS
Tushar turned heads on internship
Answering the call for Verizon
“My project management work at Stevens set me up for success. It put me on the radar for promotion — our success was off the charts, and a lot of that had to do with what I learned at Stevens.”