Stevens Institute of Technology

What you'll study

The curriculum emphasizes how technology supports business strategy, systems integration and digital transformation. Coursework blends business foundations with technical and analytical topics. Explicit course examples listed by the program include:

• MGT 609 Project Management Fundamentals — planning, implementation, control and evaluation of projects, and conceptual issues such as matrix organizations and project authority.
• MIS 699 Managing Emerging Information Technology — focuses on how organizations assess and leverage new technologies.

Students may select tailored specializations or electives in areas such as business analytics and AI, business process management and business cybersecurity; the program also stresses digitization, data science, IoT and emerging communication technologies. The cohort-driven model begins with four core courses taken together to build community and a shared foundation.

Entry requirements

Admission combines the partner institutions' policies. The program notes that GMAT/GRE test scores are optional for master’s applicants; applicants who believe scores reflect their potential may submit them. Graduate programs admit on a rolling basis with preferred deadlines; candidates requiring an F‑1 visa are encouraged to apply by those preferred dates to allow time for visa processing.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles that connect technology and business leadership, including positions such as business/technology consultant, data analyst, developer, IT project manager, product manager and solutions/cloud architect. Employers recruiting from the program include a broad set of firms across finance, technology, healthcare and other industries.

Scholarships & funding angle

The program page does not list specific scholarships. Prospective students should consult Stevens' and NMIMS's financial aid offices for institutional funding, external scholarships and assistantship opportunities, and note that strong industry ties and capstone projects can support internship and employer-sponsored funding paths.