Stevens Institute of Technology: Where Innovation Meets Opportunity

As an innovation-driven university, Stevens Institute of Technology looks for students who are motivated by ingenuity and inventiveness — exactly the qualities that will thrive in an AI-transformed world. Stevens students have a tremendous range of interests and a desire to pursue unique paths. They’re engineers who are musicians, artists who are programmers and financial whizzes who are literary buffs. This interdisciplinary thinking and creative problem-solving approach positions them to innovate alongside AI rather than compete with it.

Minutes from New York City — and all its promise and opportunity — Stevens delivers exceptional outcomes every day, from internships and co-ops to that first real job.

A Personalized, High-Impact Education

Stevens’ revolutionary SUCCESS core curriculum ensures every undergraduate develops the essential skills that will thrive alongside AI: creativity, innovation, entrepreneurial thinking and technological fluency.

Through the university’s Frontiers of Technology courses, students engage directly with AI and machine learning, data science, biotechnology and emerging technologies — not as passive users, but as informed innovators who understand both the potential and implications of these tools. Combined with an emphasis on leadership, ethics and entrepreneurship, Stevens graduates emerge as the kind of adaptable, creative problem-solvers who don’t just survive technological disruption — they drive it.

Each of Stevens’ 30+ undergraduate majors is infused with technology, whether in the Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering and Science, the School of Business or the School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences. Collaborative, project-based learning helps students build critical management skills, as well as in-demand expertise and a powerful network to achieve their goals.

Popular majors include computer science, mechanical engineering, biomedical engineering, quantitative finance, music and technology and, new for Fall 2026, artificial intelligence.

Admissions and Affordability

Stevens is test-optional for most undergraduate applicants, allowing students to decide whether to submit SAT or ACT scores.

Stevens is committed to affordability through merit-based scholarships, need-based aid, and accelerated master’s programs that help students save time and tuition while earning two degrees in five years.

Career Outcomes That Stand Out

Stevens’ unique blend of technological education and real-world learning opportunities prepares its students for an AI-integrated future — and employers notice. Stevens graduates excel at creative problem-solving, human-AI collaboration and entrepreneurial innovation, and are among the most sought-after in the nation. For the Class of 2024:

• 96.8 percent secured employment or graduate school placement within six months

• The average salary was $84,800

• 37.8 percent pursued graduate or professional school

Research that Matters

Students at all levels engage in research that addresses global challenges — from cybersecurity and climate resilience to healthcare innovation and sustainable infrastructure.

Stevens is home to more than a dozen centers and laboratories, including two National Centers of Excellence:

• Systems Engineering Research Center (SERC)

• Center for the Advancement of Secure Systems and Information Assurance (CASSIA)

A Vibrant, Inclusive Community

The Stevens experience is so much more than earning a degree.

There, you’ll form lifelong friendships, explore your curiosities and pursue your passions knowing that an entire community has your back. Campus life is rich with over 150 student organizations, including cultural groups, professional societies, performing arts, Greek life and 23 NCAA Division III athletic teams. It’s why Stevens was recently ranked No. 20 nationally for “Best Quality of Life” by The Princeton Review.

With more than 4,200 undergraduates and 8,000 students total, Stevens is just the right size for you to find your place and make Stevens your home.

A Campus with a View — and a Vision

Stevens’ 55-acre hilltop campus in Hoboken, New Jersey, offers panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline and easy access to New York City’s cultural and professional opportunities. Recently ranked No. 2 on The Princeton Review’s “College City Gets High Marks,” Hoboken is a lively community with a small-town feel, offering a variety of boutiques, restaurants, parks, cafes and nightlife.

Special Programs and Pathways

Stevens offers several special programs to support student success and exploration:

• Accelerated Law (3+3) and Medicine (3+4) Programs

• A. James Clark Scholars Program

• Pinnacle Scholars Program

• Stevens Technical Enrichment Program (STEP)

• Accessing Careers in Engineering and Science (ACES)

• iSTEM@Stevens

• Cooperative Education Program, which offers paid, full-time work experience before graduation

Your Future Starts Here

Stevens cultivates lifelong learners who can continuously adapt and innovate throughout their careers, positioning Stevens graduates as the kind of versatile thinkers who will lead in an AI-transformed economy. Stevens doesn’t just prepare students for today’s job market — it prepares them to create tomorrow’s opportunities. Explore more at stevens.edu