
John Schwall '97
Can technology create fairness in finance? John co-founded IEX with just that purpose in mind.
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.
Online business programs at Stevens are among the highest-ranked in the country, owing to an emphasis on engagement and inclusion in the larger School of Business community. The same rigorous classes in a live setting, the same world-class faculty and the same network development opportunities — all delivered online for maximum convenience.
Finance, high tech, pharmaceuticals, energy, media — wherever Stevens business alumni go, they are valued as leaders able to drive change through the use of technology and analytics.
Can technology create fairness in finance? John co-founded IEX with just that purpose in mind.
Stevens classes help Pam introduce enterprise-wide innovation and sophistication through Exelon's IT operations.
His five Stevens degrees have helped Luis rise through the ranks in the finance industry. He's now an associate vice president at Prudential.
Winning a major Altice hackathon turned into a job opportunity for Medhavi, now a business process analyst for the company.
The blend of tech and business at Stevens helps Dan, COO of Bloomberg, introduce new tools that create value for customers.
Lessons in data and business intelligence prepared Kanika for a leadership role with American Express.
His capstone research project at Stevens gave Mike a huge advantage while interviewing for a data engineering role at Millennium Management.
Kevin has always been a tech guy, but Stevens gave him the business skills needed to become a leader at PR Newswire.
Her Stevens degree helps Diana think differently about problem-solving as she strives to create strategic impact at Verisk.
A desire to better understand how data drives decisions brought Chris, CIO of B&G Foods, back to Stevens.
The Princeton Review named Stevens among the nation's top MBA programs for 2018
Ranked the best online MBA program in the state by U.S. News & World Report, 2016-20
Ranked among best non-MBA online business programs by U.S. News & World Report, 2020
Ranked among the top schools by corporate recruiters in U.S. News & World Report, 2020
Stevens faculty have done it all, both in corporate leadership and in the research lab, ensuring your education brings a business-oriented perspective to the disruptive potential of technology.
Dr. Ryan has won three prestigious Stevens teaching awards. He holds numerous patents from his 20-year career in telecommunications at Bell Labs.
In a decade as a researcher with IBM, Dr. Liu earned more than a dozen patents. She's an accomplished teacher of data analytics.
Prof. Parfett brings lessons from his 30-year industry career to his classes. He has won a distinguished teaching award from Stevens.
Dr. Lindberg's research into digital innovation gives his students future-focused insights into the workplace of tomorrow.
Dr. Bonini's ability to explain complex topics in corporate finance helps students master key topics in this discipline.
Dr. Hatzakis brings experience from a long career in financial leadership at Bank of America, UBS and Goldman Sachs to the classroom.
Before coming to Stevens, Dr. Belanger was chief scientist at Bell Labs, giving him a unique perspective on the future of data in the business world.
A passionate teacher and researcher, Dr. Florescu's perspectives on data science in finance are highly valued by his students.