What Degree Programs Does Stevens Institute of Technology Offer?

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Stevens Institute of Technology offers degree programs at the undergraduate, graduate, and online levels, plus corporate and professional education. According to the university, technology is at the core of every one of its dozens of degree programs, so the right starting point depends on whether you are looking for a bachelor's degree, a master's or doctoral program, a fully online option, or non-degree professional training.

Undergraduate Majors & Minors

Stevens lists Undergraduate Majors & Minors as a distinct entry point for prospective bachelor's students. The university describes its undergraduate study as one of the main ways to "explore Stevens," alongside graduate study and a video tour.

If you are applying as a first-year or transfer student, this is the section to browse first: it is where the university groups its bachelor's-level fields of study and the minors that can accompany them.

Graduate Programs

For advanced study, Stevens points to Graduate Programs and Graduate Study as separate areas of the site. The university frames its graduate offerings around the same principle as its undergraduate degrees — technology sits at the core of every program — and describes the goal as turning a subject you are passionate about into a career that is personally and professionally rewarding.

The page evidence names several directions that illustrate the range, including:

  • AI
  • Biomedical engineering
  • Quantitative finance

These are given as examples of fields that draw students to Stevens, not as a complete list. To see the full set of master's and doctoral options, use the graduate programs section of the site.

Online Study

Stevens also offers Stevens Online, described as online programs. This is a separate pathway from on-campus undergraduate and graduate study, and it is the relevant entry point if you need a program you can complete remotely rather than in Hoboken.

Corporate and Professional Education

Beyond degree programs, Stevens provides Corporate and Professional Education, with a corporate education overview and a program finder. This track is aimed at organizations and working professionals rather than at students seeking a traditional degree, so it is worth checking only if your goal is professional or employer-sponsored training.

How to Find the Right Program

The university organizes its program discovery around a simple structure. Use this table to match your situation to the right section:

Your situation Where to start
Seeking a bachelor's degree or minor Undergraduate Majors & Minors
Seeking a master's or doctoral degree Graduate Programs / Graduate Study
Needing a fully online program Stevens Online
Seeking professional or employer training Corporate and Professional Education

Stevens also offers a Program Finder and a video tour for prospective students who want to narrow down options before applying.

What Sets the Programs Apart

Stevens summarizes five distinguishing features of the university: a location steps from Manhattan, professors who know your name, hands-on research and co-ops before graduation, a curriculum built for where the world is going, and career outcomes that rank among the best in the country. The campus is 55 acres in Hoboken, New Jersey, across the Hudson River from New York City.

If you want to evaluate fit beyond the program list, the university offers campus tours, information sessions, and special events for prospective students, with separate scheduling for undergraduate visits and graduate events and open houses.