Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering (STEM)

at EDUCO - Stevens Institute of Technology USA

The challenges facing managers are increasingly as much about technology as they are about people.

The master’s degree in Technology Management at Stevens is designed to give you the skills and perspective required to lead in environments where technology is central to the mission — and at a pace that's ideal for professionals. Rather than taking classes after a busy day in the office, you'll do so on alternating Saturdays as part of a cohort of experienced professionals. Faculty in this program are particularly distinguished for their corporate experience, and their insights from research and the workplace will prepare you for the challenges of leadership in the digital age.

The computer engineering master’s program prepares students for specialization in computer systems, real-time and embedded systems, data communications and networks, digital system design, image processing and multimedia, information systems, information systems security and intelligent systems. The program trains students for careers in the computer engineering field requiring advanced and specialized knowledge. By the end, you’ll have impressive accomplishments in hardware and software development under your belt — as well the highly respected reputation of a Stevens engineering degree.

Concentrations

• Embedded Systems
• Software and Data Engineering
• Networks and Security
• Artificial Intelligence

Housed in the Department of Mechanical Engineering. The Department of Mechanical Engineering has active research interests in the following areas: biomedical devices, biosensors

and cell/tissue-based physiological platforms, composites and structured materials, computational and experimental fluid

dynamics and heat transfer, computer-aided design and manufacturing, integrated product and process design, control

theory, design of thermal systems, knowledge-based engineering systems, noise control and vibration, robotics and

automation, nano/micro system modeling, design and fabrication, sustainable energy and pharmaceutical manufacturing. Concentrations: Product Design; Manufacturing; Thermal, Fluids, Energy; Medical Devices; Robotics; Micro/Nano Systems

The finance world's rapid transition to a digital discipline has created incredible opportunities for experts in computer science, statistics, economics and mathematics to develop solutions to increasingly complex problems, such as how to value an asset, how to assess risk and the smartest ways to manage a portfolio. Quants are some of the most-sought professionals on Wall Street for their coding versatility and ability to model financial data to drive better decision-making.

The Financial Engineering program at Stevens resides in the School of Business, giving it a practical orientation that few other programs offer. Lessons emphasize how technical tools can address specific challenges in the markets, while preparing you to identify inefficiencies, recognize opportunities and develop innovative new products. The Stevens program also recognizes the systemic nature of financial markets and prepares you for the challenges of working in large, interconnected environments.

Move up the ladder or transition into life sciences manufacturing in the pharmaceutical manufacturing master’s program. Good manufacturing practice (GMP) industries—pharma, biotech, personal care, cosmetics and others—need trained professionals who can command new technologies, modern facilities and quality assurance processes in a global regulatory environment.

As a premier graduate program, we are internationally recognized for providing cutting-edge education to global pharmaceutical, biotech, nutraceutical and medical device professionals. The program serves both recent engineering, science or pharmacy graduates seeking credentials as well as engineers, scientists and other specialists who are already working in GMP-regulated manufacturing industries. You’ll gain the skills to lead teams and solve challenging problems utilizing emerging pharmaceutical technologies.

In today's complex, competitive world of data and technology, the global healthcare, cybersecurity, environment, natural and man-made disaster-related challenges that we face have created demand for a new type of professional — one who deals in "big data." Employers across industries are increasingly seeking individuals with data visualization and data analytics capacities who can model uncertainty in systems, perform decision analysis and develop quantitative approaches to engineering enterprise management strategies.

In the challenging and fast-paced 21st century environment, the critical role of an engineering manager calls for a professional who is skilled in the creation, application and management of technology to solve complex issues, invent new processes and products, build new enterprises and gain actionable insights from data. Individuals who seek to develop these skills come to the School of Systems & Enterprises' (SSE's) Master of Engineering in engineering management program.

The program provides students with a strong understanding of the technology involved in engineering projects and the management process through which these technologies are applied. Through the Master of Engineering in engineering management, the SSE seeks to create engineers who can interface with technical and business aspects to add the most value to their respective enterprises.

The mechanical engineering master’s program at Stevens gives you an edge in an increasingly competitive profession where a mastery of research, design, production and testing skills is just as important as the next big idea.

This program focuses on techniques that enable the consistent creation of products through a science-based understanding of engineering materials and manufacturing processes and prepares you to solve complex engineering problems, position emerging technologies, lead the development of high-quality products, manage projects and maintain exacting standards in an ever-evolving economy.

Concentrations

• Manufacturing
• Medical Devices
• Micro/Nano Systems
• Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
• Product Design
• Robotics & Control
• Thermal, Fluids, Energy

The introduction of 5G is ushering in a wave of developments in the internet of things, virtual reality and other enhanced broadband services. This is a revolution not just in telecommunications, but in all businesses, which will take advantage of more robust networks to provide innovative services to customers.

At Stevens, the master’s in Network & Communication Management & Services evolved from the Telecommunications Management program, in recognition of the far-reaching impact of improving wireless and broadband network technologies as corporate change agents. This STEM program challenges you to explore concepts such as 5G mobile wireless, software-defined networks, network function virtualization, IoT, cybersecurity, data analytics, computer science, electrical engineering, information systems and management. This degree is ideal for both experienced telecommunications professionals as well as recent undergraduates interested in pursuing a career in the networking and services industry.

The chemistry master’s program at Stevens gives you unparalleled preparation for a range of satisfying careers in research and industry. You’ll work closely with recognized leaders in the field, conduct your own original research and gain the in-depth lab experience that top employers look for. Our graduates go on to thrive in academia, pharma, medicine and a range of expanding opportunities in chemistry and chemical biology.

The opportunities for chemists are endless, therefore, our curriculum is designed to give you interdisciplinary training, rigorous theoretical instruction and lots of exposure to experimental methods and state-of-the-art equipment. The chemistry master’s program showcases strong research strengths in mass spectrometry, computational chemistry, organic and medicinal chemistry. You will find exceptional research and mentorship opportunities within our premier research centers and laboratories.

Concentrations

• Analytical Chemistry
• Drug Discovery
• Physical Chemistry
• Organic Chemistry
• Polymer Science
• Chemical Biology

Media and broadcast engineering lies at the intersection of audio/video processing, networking, software design and complex system integration. The media and broadcast engineering master's program provides students with a comprehensive foundation in all aspects of media production, delivery and management, and prepares them for relevant careers as media and broadcast engineers, network managers and developers, streaming media developers and project managers for broadcast networks.

The program provides similar education and opportunities to professionals in the field wishing to enhance their skillsets. It also covers media engineering in emerging media publishing channels such as through the Internet and mobile applications.