A leading institution in systems innovation and research, the School of Systems and Enterprises offers academic programs that provide a world-class, practice-based and research-supported education to empower 21st century technical leaders.
Research at Stevens is based on real-world needs, extending human innovation to address some of the growing socio-technical challenges of our nation and the world.
At the core, it is the people that makes the Stevens experience unique – the students, the faculty, the alumni and the partners. They are the narratives that drive innovation and excellence in all we do.
The School of Systems and Enterprises (SSE) at Stevens Institute of Technology is a leading institution in systems innovation and research. Ranked amongst the top 40 graduate programs in systems engineering by the US News and World Report, SSE is dedicated to designing sustainable solutions for some of the most complex socio-technical challenges of the 21st Century.
SSE offers two undergraduate majors, two minors, seven master's programs and three doctoral degrees – all of which focus on two core areas: systems & software engineering and enterprise science & engineering. Academics at SSE is led by faculty whose careers are equally balanced between classical research and industry. Degree and certificate programs are designed by professionals, for professionals to align with industry priorities. Because they are so relevant to today’s market, these programs offer a unique advantage, providing a world-class, practice-based and research-supported education that translates immediately into expertise that students can take to the workplace.
Research at SSE is conducted through state-of-the-art research centers, Systems Engineering Research Center (SERC), a University-Affiliated Research Center of the US Department of Defense (DoD), Center of Complex Systems and Enterprises (CCSE), and Center for Coastal Resilience and Urban Excellence (CRUx). In these centers, faculty and students work alongside on crucial research projects and develop solutions to complex socio-technical problems of national and international significance, in domains such as - national security, healthcare delivery and coastal urban resilience.
SSE faculty share their insights on systems, society and technology; design, innovation and education; complexity, architecture and modeling; and analytics, big data and visualization.
We create increasingly complex control systems to deal with the apparently increasing complexity of society. However, this comes at a price.
Connected and autonomous vehicle technologies can potentially change U.S. transportation systems and society.
User-centered design (UCD) involves the users of the system, and they play a key role in the complete design process.
Provides technical minds ability to see the big picture, understand the nature and complexity of enterprise-wide problems, and tools to create solutions.
Education that blends engineering, systems and management, is practice-based and research-supported, and emphasizes leadership and technical acumen.
Research that focuses on creating powerful tools, technologies and sustainable solutions to improve the systems that improve our society.
Academic and industry faculty that bring their own experience and connections into the classroom and provide a rigorous and relevant curriculum.
Alliances with leading academic, corporate and government institutions foster intellectual breakthroughs and create exceptional career opportunities.
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