Stevens Institute of Technology

What you'll study

The Stevens portion of the programme is built around core management topics delivered with a technology focus and includes a mix of core courses and electives. Explicit Stevens courses listed include:

• MGT 609 Project Management Fundamentals — project definition, planning, implementation, control and evaluation; organizational models for project work; motivation and morale; case studies.
• MGT 641 Marketing Management — marketing principles from conceptual, analytical and managerial perspectives including segmentation, product life-cycle, pricing, distribution and environmental influences.
• MGT 657 Operations Management — operations in manufacturing and non-manufacturing settings with attention to productivity, total quality management, inventory and scheduling systems, and process management.
• MGT 671 Technology and Innovation Management — management of technology as a strategic resource, entrepreneurship, new venture development, innovation management, R&D evaluation and integrating technology strategy with business strategy.
• MGT 699 Strategic Management — interdisciplinary strategic analysis including assessment of strengths, weaknesses, competitive advantage, organizational structure, leadership and strategic planning using case methods.

Students also select two electives from MGT, MIS, BIA or FIN. NMIMS coursework in the pathway includes subjects such as Financial Accounting, Business Economics & Macroeconomics, and Organizational Behavior as part of the undergraduate BTech component.

Entry requirements

The programme requires initial full-time enrollment at NMIMS (first year, noted as 9 credits) followed by full-time enrollment at Stevens (21 credits for the Management portion). The full accelerated pathway spans five years. GMAT/GRE scores are optional for Stevens master’s programs; applicants may submit them if they believe scores reflect potential for graduate study.

Career prospects

The Management component is positioned for students from engineering, science or math backgrounds who want to add business fundamentals to their profiles. Coursework emphasizes leadership, innovation, operations, strategy and technology management to prepare graduates for roles where technical skills combine with managerial responsibilities. The programme includes an Industry Capstone Program and advisory-board-shaped curriculum to strengthen employer readiness and professional networking.

Scholarships & funding angle

The source text does not specify scholarships for this specific pathway; prospective applicants should consult Stevens’ Office of Graduate Admissions and NMIMS financial aid offices for available scholarships, assistantships or funding options and deadlines.