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Stevens Institute of Technology is a student-centric research university, with technology at its core. Our three schools and one college uniquely prepare students for bright futures in diverse fields including tech, finance, medicine, energy, engineering — even art and music.
Stevens Institute of Technology is a student-centric research university, with technology at its core. Our three schools and one college uniquely prepare students for bright futures in diverse fields including tech, finance, medicine, energy, engineering — even art and music.
Stevens Institute of Technology is a student-centric research university, with technology at its core. Our three schools and one college uniquely prepare students for bright futures in diverse fields including tech, finance, medicine, energy, engineering — even art and music.
Stevens Institute of Technology is a student-centric research university, with technology at its core. Our three schools and one college uniquely prepare students for bright futures in diverse fields including tech, finance, medicine, energy, engineering — even art and music.
The Stevens Institute of Technology story begins with Colonel John Stevens III (1749-1838). Educated at King's College (the forerunner to Columbia University), Stevens was later appointed a captain in George Washington's Continental Army. Promoted to the rank of colonel, he collected taxes as treasurer of New Jersey for a time.
Stevens Institute of Technology is a student-centric research university, with technology at its core. Our three schools and one college uniquely prepare students for bright futures in diverse fields including tech, finance, medicine, energy, engineering — even art and music.
In terms of numbers, Stevens Institute of Technology awarded 2,963 degrees in 2019 across all undergraduate and graduate programmes. Women received 27.2 percent of these degrees, while men received 72.8 percent. White people (1,063 degrees) were the most common race/ethnicity group among degree recipients, 3.42 times more than the next closest ...
