Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering (STEM)

at EDUCO - Stevens Institute of Technology USA

The cybersecurity master’s program is designed for security professionals who seek an in-depth understanding of the technical knowledge related to information security as well as an appreciation of the organizational, social, managerial and legal aspects of security and privacy.

Cybersecurity is a high-growth field currently experiencing a demand far greater than the supply of trained professionals available. The White House has reported that in the coming years as many as 30,000 new cybersecurity professionals are needed by the United States government alone.

Get on the fast track to make an impact in one of today’s fastest growing fields with a machine learning master’s degree.

The machine learning master’s program establishes the theoretical and practical foundations necessary to be at the forefront of progress in the next technological revolution. Advancements made in machine learning and related disciplines will soon touch every piece of technology, making an advanced degree an essential asset for a successful career.

The rapidly expanding field of machine learning has a multitude of applications in diverse areas such as intelligent systems, computer vision, speech recognition, natural language processing, robotics, finance, information retrieval, bioinformatics, healthcare, and weather prediction.

Our unique machine learning master’s program develops a thorough understanding of deep learning theory and familiarizes students with the most important paradigms. This allows them to apply or develop the appropriate methods in real-world applications, whether pursuing a career in industry, academia, or research.

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.

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.

From market and technological changes to policy and budgetary uncertainty, the space industry has been faced with increasing challenges that transcend technical boundaries.

The Master of Engineering in space systems engineering at Stevens, delivered by the primary authors in the field of space systems today, provides experienced professionals with the edge needed to excel in this increasingly complex and competitive industry. Stevens is a recognized provider of space systems engineering education to NASA employees and space industry professionals worldwide, taught in partnership with Teaching Science and Technology, Inc. (TSTI).

In today's space related enterprises, change is the only constant. To fully utilize existing opportunities and explore new ones within a modern space-centric enterprise, it is crucial to have both the technical knowledge necessary to design cutting edge space missions and associated products, as well as the systems knowledge that is required to operate in an increasingly complex technical, business and policy environment.

At Stevens, the graduate certificate in space systems engineering and the master's degree in either space systems engineering or systems engineering with a concentration in space systems allows professionals working in government and the private space-related enterprises to combine robust technical education in space systems design and development, and key space systems processes, with a holistic understanding of systems engineering principles.

In the chemical engineering master’s program at Stevens, you’ll have a wealth of world-class resources at your disposal for pursuing the research that interests you most. Our program offers you the best of both worlds: a department with a critical mass of renowned faculty and top-quality research facilities—and an entrepreneurial environment small enough to champion your talent and vision.

Our close-knit, collaborative community of faculty and student scholars works together to advance the rigor and possibilities of our field, with an inclusive spirit that extends new opportunities to all.

This graduate program features unique course electives in biofuels, colloids and interfacial phenomena, processing of polymers for biomedical applications, introduction to pharmaceutical manufacturing and nanotechnology, and more, giving Stevens’ students a broader range of knowledge in the chemical engineering field.

Concentrations

• Chemical Engineering
• Polymer Engineering
• Application of Machine Learning to Pharmaceutical Development

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 physics master’s program prepares physics and applied physics students for an academic career path and the pursuit of a Ph.D. in physics, as well as a research-based career in industry.

Physics students will build upon core concepts introduced within a physics undergraduate degree program, studying the fundamental branches of physics while simultaneously developing advanced mathematical and problem-solving skills. The program aims to establish general expertise in physics while also promoting critical thinking skills for multidisciplinary applications.

While many physics graduates go on to obtain a Ph.D., many others also work within research roles in sectors and industries as varied as their interests–defense, aerospace, government, education, healthcare, energy, materials, technology, computing and IT.

The robotics master’s program at Stevens, offered by the Department of Mechanical Engineering, gives students an edge in a competitive and multidisciplinary profession where a mastery of modeling, design, research, and implementation skills is just as important as the next big idea.

This distinctive master’s degree program exposes students to both the mathematical foundations of robotics, and relevant hands-on laboratory projects in robotics and mechatronics. The robotics master's degree program integrates the study of fundamentals in robot modeling, analysis, design, and control with modern and advanced applications of robotics technology to meet today’s specialized needs within the industry. The curriculum is designed to ensure that graduating students are well-prepared for a future that will increasingly demand multidisciplinary training for engineers, especially for careers involving robotics, automation, and autonomous and intelligent systems.

Robotics graduates will be prepared to solve complex engineering problems, position emerging technologies, lead the development of high-quality products, manage projects and maintain exacting standards in a fast-evolving economy.

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.