Stevens Institute of Technology

What you'll study

The program sequence starts with one year of full-time enrollment at NMIMS (9 credits) followed by full-time enrollment at Stevens (39 MBA credits). Core MBA content at Stevens integrates traditional business disciplines with technology and analytics. Sample MBA courses and topics listed by the program include:

• FIN 638 Corporate Finance — advanced corporate finance topics such as leverage, WACC, bankruptcy and turnarounds, international hedging, stock options, private equity valuation, M&A, and issuance of securities.
• MGT 699 Strategic Management — strategy formulation and implementation, competitive analysis, organizational structure, leadership and quality management, taught primarily by case method.
• MGT 612 Leader Development — people and team aspects of project leadership, communication, motivation and conflict resolution for technically oriented managers.
• MGT 635 Managerial Judgment and Decision-Making — decision processes under uncertainty, statistical decision tools and behavioral factors affecting managerial choices.
• MGT 663 Discovering and Exploiting Entrepreneurial Opportunities — identifying and evaluating new business opportunities, entrepreneurship and innovation, with an option to develop new ventures or intrapreneurial projects.

The MBA emphasizes AI, machine learning, business analytics and applied, team-based projects culminating in an Industry Capstone consulting engagement.

Entry requirements

Students enroll full-time at NMIMS for the first year (9 credits) then full-time at Stevens for the MBA portion (39 credits). GMAT/GRE scores are optional for all master’s programs; applicants may submit scores if they believe the results strengthen their application.

Career prospects

Graduates leave with a technical undergraduate degree and a technology-forward MBA designed for roles that bridge engineering/tech and management. Typical outcomes include product management, technology strategy, operations and consulting roles that require fluency in data analytics, AI applications and business decision-making.

Scholarships & funding angle

Specific scholarships are not detailed on the source page. Prospective students should consult Stevens and NMIMS financial aid offices for merit-based awards, assistantships, and details on tuition financing; international students should note the STEM designation may affect OPT eligibility (24-month extension for qualifying STEM MBA concentrations).