The Master of Science in Management (MSM) program is a generalist graduate business program designed specifically for individuals with non-business academic backgrounds/degrees. Students do not need any professional work experience to be admitted to this 30-credit program. Grounded in the fields of management, economics, applied psychology, and quantitative methods, the unique 10-course curriculum encompasses the primary business disciplines to help you round out your undergraduate training and experience. Students will learn how economics, technology, social science and quantitative methods can be used to solve today’s complex and managerial challenges.

In today’s competitive global workplace, having the right technical skills is extremely important, but it is often not enough. Businesses need people who can enter the workplace with the ability to transform technical expertise into business solutions. Through the MSM coursework and other learning experiences, students are guided in developing a core set of critical thinking, collaboration, communication and innovation skills that are keys to success at the intersection of business and technology. The MSM courses help students master business fundamentals and enrich their capacity to communicate effectively across business and technical domains.

Stevens is renowned for excellence in project management, leadership and innovation management. Not only are these skills important to technical professionals, they also impart a competitive edge regardless of previous field of study or current type of work. Our faculty includes thought leaders who are experienced professionals, many of whom were managers at Fortune 500 organizations. Be a part of a major technical university that on the one hand has a rich tradition of excellence in applied science and engineering, and on the other is also home to original thought leaders in management science.

The MS in Management program is offered on campus on weekdays and via the WebCampus platform. Courses are offered year-round, in fall, spring and summer semesters. Corporate-sponsored programs are also offered at company sites.