The School of Systems and Enterprises graduate programs have been ranked 33rd nationwide by U.S. News & World Report Graduate School Rankings as part of the Industrial/Manufacturing/Systems Engineering category.
New Student Government Association (SGA) president and sophomore at the School of Systems and Enterprises (SSE) Jason Chlus has one overarching goal in mind – to become an effective voice of the student body.
International student Rahil Mehta's decision to come to the School of Systems and Enterprises from India was simple – he wanted to achieve a high-level career as young professional.
Driverless cars might not be the answer, but simply upgrading the available technological systems can benefit us in many ways that we are now beginning to understand according to Dr. Yeganeh Hayeri.
The School of Systems and Enterprises' strategic plan is a culmination of tireless input from our faculty and staff on our future growth. The end result will propel us to world-renowned academic eminence over the next five years.
The School of Systems and Enterprises (SSE) offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs that balance education and research to extend human intelligence to some of the world’s biggest challenges. SSE students receive an education that combines rigorous academic study in critical areas such as software engineering, systems analytics, industrial and systems engineering, and engineering management with entrepreneurial thinking and innovative opportunities. The SSE learning experience instills in students newfound leadership skills and technical acumen, enabling them to effect transformative change. SSE is also home to the Systems Engineering Research Center (SERC), a University-Affiliated Research Center of the U.S. Department of Defense, which is led by Stevens and encompasses 22 collaborator universities throughout the United States. SSE is focused on collaborative research in critical areas such as defense, healthcare, smart cities, intelligent transportation and urban resilience. This research permeates academia, business and government, and is supported by over $10 million in annual funding.
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In recognition of its pursuit to provide world-class systems education and groundbreaking research, the School of Systems and Enterprises (SSE) graduate programs have been ranked…
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