Pragmatic Programs
Academic programs that are pragmatic and focused toward solving real-world problems.
Doctoral Degree Programs
The School of Systems and Enterprises (SSE) at Stevens is solving critical national and global challenges of the 21st century through the use of state-of-the-art systems approaches.
The school is the preeminent provider of systems-centered research, knowledge, tools, teaching/training and partnerships that significantly impact the most complex challenges of national and global significance. At SSE, the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) programs are research-oriented degree programs that prepare the next generation of technical leaders to make original contributions in theory and in practice. Our graduates make an impact on global challenges in areas of research and development, policy and strategy, and entrepreneurial innovation in spaces such as academia, government, non-profit organizations and industry.
To prepare graduates for positions of leadership, we provide:
- A solid foundation in research methods and methodologies
- Core competencies in system modeling and analysis
- A unique “systems” perspective on how they address engineering and governance challenges
- A track record of publication in peer-reviewed journals by the time they graduate
- Proven written and oral communication skills
The Stevens Doctoral Advantage
Stevens is the "go to" University for systems-centered research. Here's why.
National Centers of Excellence
Three national centers selected by the U.S. government to lead research that addresses global critical needs.
World-Class Faculty
Faculty that are NAE members, IEEE fellows, holders of multiple patents and editors of prestigious journals.
Peer Recognition
Opportunity to publish three papers in peer reviewed technical journals allows students to represent best scholarship.
Flexible Study Options
Students have the option to pursue a doctoral degree full-time or part-time, with no residency requirement.