Master of Engineering in Space Systems Engineering (STEM)

at EDUCO - Stevens Institute of Technology USA

New developments in robotics, internet security and wireless networking are often the result of hardworking electrical engineers. Graduate study in electrical engineering can lead to fascinating and lucrative careers in industry, government or business, as well as further study in a doctoral program.

At Stevens, graduate students participate in cutting edge faculty research projects funded by the National Science Foundation, Air Force Research Laboratory, Office of Naval Research and various private organizations.

Concentrations

• Communications
• Power Engineering
• Robotics and Automated Systems
• Microelectronics and Photonics
• Artificial Intelligence

The computer science master’s program at Stevens is designed to meet growing demand for skilled professionals in the development and application of information technology. The program provides a solid foundation in theoretical instruction along with practical applications necessary for industry success. Unique, advanced courses in enterprise and cloud computing as well as secure systems give our students a competitive advantage.

Students will learn to professionally and effectively communicate computer science concepts, designs and solutions throughout this program, as well as obtain specialization in key application domain areas of computer science. Key skills you will learn include how to implement the solution of a computing problem using the appropriate program languages.

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 construction engineering and management master’s program is designed to strengthen technical training and develop skills in managing costs, time constraints, quality and safety controls through advanced areas of study and initiatives including experiential learning and engagement with industry.

Stevens is one of just a few universities in the New York area to offer this cutting-edge program – and perhaps the only university in the region with a special focus on mega projects. By the time you graduate, you will have competitive leadership skills to help you pursue an executive-track career in the global construction 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.

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

In the 21st century, the demand for capable systems leaders with the technical knowledge to design, operate and maintain cutting-edge systems in an increasingly complex, globally interconnected business and policy environment is at an all-time high. The systems leaders of tomorrow come to the School of Systems & Enterprises (SSE) today to develop the knowledge base necessary to succeed in systems engineering across industries.

The SSE is the largest provider of systems engineering education to the United States federal government and to industries worldwide, such as aerospace, automotive, defense and healthcare industries. Our Master of Engineering program teaches students the multidisciplinary skills and approaches needed for the architecture/design and management of complex technical systems and processes throughout their life cycles.

Students are exposed to the right blend of engineering, technology and management training to prepare them to immediately step into technical leadership roles post-graduation. Master of Engineering program graduates aren't just able to successfully navigate and manage complex systems — they are also able to apply their systems thinking at the system and enterprises levels to spearhead systems integration, address life cycle issues and standout in a market where globalization, quality, complexity and productivity are business drivers.

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.

Few MBA programs consider how rapidly the data revolution has changed the ways managers recognize opportunities and identify trends. The Stevens MBA is taught by faculty who understand the traditional managerial toolkit — marketing, strategy and finance — must be complemented by skills in technology and analytics to create success.
Your courses will feature applied exercises that prepare you to be a leader who is capable of making fast, data-supported decisions. Coursework emphasizes collaboration through group projects and presentations, and develops your creativity and critical thinking skills through the incorporation of new analytical tools and the latest research insights.

Today's information systems manager needs to have a thorough command not only of technology — security, compliance, analytics, mobile networks and cloud-based systems — but of business, and the way employees use technology to get the job done. The Information Systems master's program brings an analytics-intensive approach to topics like digital innovation and cybersecurity, empowering you as a decision-maker whose insights guide technology strategy across the enterprise.

Courses in this STEM program encourage information systems consultants, IT auditors and project managers to frame problems from the perspective of a CIO who drives organizational change through technology. A curricular balance of new coding skills and leadership perspectives will turn you into a creative problem-solver able to stay ahead of the rapid pace of technology.