Capstone Business Experience
Pitching business concepts to faculty lets students further hone the extensive presentation skills they develop in class.
College classes in accounting, leadership, analytics and marketing are an important foundation for forward-looking students who want to bring an invaluable set of technology-infused business skills to the workplace. But more important than learning these concepts is applying them in real business settings.
That's what makes the capstone experience at the School of Business special. In their final year, students complete the two-course Senior Design experience, where they work on a consulting project, complete a research assignment or pursue their idea for a startup company. Students receive extensive coaching from faculty as they engage stakeholders, work through milestones and prepare deliverables for the annual Stevens Innovation Expo.
Senior Design project showcase
Where startups start up
The tech-intensive Stevens ecosystem fuels incredible startup concepts. Many of these concepts are either pursued after graduation or are further refined by a new class of students.
Scrumptious Secrets
Jessica Spanier's girlhood trips to Vermont inspired a love for simple, natural foods — and a way to package them as a subscription.
MiraView
MiraView is looking to give therapists easy-to-use digital tools to help them provide better care for patients with PTSD and other disorders.
NovaFit
This business concept aimed to change the grips on weightlifting equipment to enable safer, more efficient workouts.
FlipTrack
Imagine 'Property Brothers,' only with technology that helped them evaluate potential flips. That's FlipTrack.
Wander
What if TripAdvisor could help you take the road less traveled whilwe you're on vacation? It might look a bit like Wander.
Wee Wardrobe
This concept connected new parents with local fashion designers, in order to enable unique looks for toddlers.
Coin Complex
Dissatisfied with existing cryptocurrency exchanges, a team of Stevens students decided to build their own.
Corny's
Corny's found a way to brand and market imported puff corn to resonate with a U.S. college audience.