Master of Science in Physics (STEM)

at EDUCO - Stevens Institute of Technology USA

Leading companies are discovering that what’s good for the environment is also good for business—and the demand for qualified sustainability professionals is growing at a rapid rate. The MS in Sustainability Management at Stevens prepares you to meet this demand head-on and equips you with the tools to lead in this new era of sustainable development.

Progress on sustainability requires a holistic approach, with contributors from all areas of expertise, bridging the gap between scientific progress and social implementation. In the sustainability management master’s program, students coming from the humanities, social sciences, business, policy or law will gain advanced knowledge of the science and technology of sustainability to drive action. Students with engineering, design and science backgrounds will develop the soft skills and management abilities required to lead. All students will learn to work effectively across silos and disciplines to lead bigger initiatives for systemic change.

Stevens is also home to a number of world-class research centers where students can engage with advanced innovations in environmental and energy sustainability.

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.

The engineering physics master’s program prepares students for a successful career in industry or research by combining courses in fundamental physics with specializations that focus on applications to current research and technology. Students will gain deeper insight and skills in specific branches of engineering and interdisciplinary physics research including quantum engineering, applied optics, solid state device engineering and nanotechnology.

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

Whether you aspire to a management position in the finance department of your company, or seek to climb the ladder in the financial services sector, the master’s degree in Finance at Stevens will teach you to apply new tools in solving problems, anticipating trends and creating value through technology.

This program will give you a comprehensive foundation in financial and economic topics, as well as an understanding of common financial technologies and how to use them to exploit opportunity. You will apply quantitative thinking to the challenges of managing finance, while developing a specialty in an area of greatest interest to your career, such as investment banking or financial analytics.

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

The materials science and engineering master’s program offers both Master of Engineering and Master of Science degrees designed to foster independent scholarly work while providing flexibility to accommodate your interests and career goals.

Each of the materials science and engineering master’s programs immerses students in a dynamic and collaborative learning environment focused on innovative research. As a student, you will receive a solid foundation in the fundamentals of materials science and investigate important current topics in energy, biomedicine and nanotechnology.

Concentrations

• Interdisciplinary Nanotechnology (CEMS, CCB, ME, PHY)
• Interdisciplinary Microelectronics and Photonics (CEMS, ECE, PHY)
• Materials Technology for Energy and Sustainability

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 ocean engineering master’s program at Stevens is one of only a few in the country. Our world-renowned faculty, state-of-the-art research facilities, strategic initiatives and nationwide partnerships supply graduate students with a wealth of opportunities in oceanography, maritime administration, naval architecture and environmental studies related to our waterways and coastal environments. The marine industry is vast and ever-evolving, with a great deal of opportunity for young ocean engineers to pursue impactful research and innovative careers.

Master's students are encouraged to make contributions to the field while studying. Stevens is known for its award-winning student body, cultivating advancements in predicting extreme weather, mapping currents, protecting communities against environmental hazards and enhancing port performance.

The Stevens master's degree in Management helps students with limited exposure to business to round out their résumés with practical instruction that teaches them how leadership, innovation, economics and strategy shape and define the roles they'll play in industry. The Management program can be completed in just 12 months, making it the perfect complement to a four-year bachelor's degree, and is available entirely online for maximum convenience.

Employers see graduates of the Stevens Management program as ideal job candidates who need little training, as their education prepares them to create immediate impact at work.