Program Overview
Stevens Institute of Technology's Ocean Engineering Master's Program equips students with technology-centric research and development skills in a dynamic field. Emphasizing hands-on learning and applied research, the program prepares graduates for careers in coastal engineering, maritime security, and other high-demand roles. With access to world-class facilities and faculty, the program boasts a 100% employment rate and an average salary of $82,000 within 3 months of graduation.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Ocean Engineering Master's Program at Stevens Institute of Technology is a technology-centric program designed to equip students with research and development skills in a growing and evolving field. The program offers a Master of Engineering degree and is housed within the Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering and Science's Civil, Environmental and Ocean Engineering department. The program's objectives include:
- Developing in-demand knowledge and skills for career success in various roles like Coastal Engineer, Maritime Security Expert, Naval Architect, Coastal Scientist, Underwater Systems Engineer, and Petroleum Engineer.
- Providing students with hands-on experience in applied research, working on projects related to pressing issues like predicting extreme weather, mapping currents, protecting communities against environmental hazards, and enhancing port performance.
- Offering access to world-class facilities like the Davidson Laboratory for experimental marine hydrodynamics and the Vibration Acoustics Laboratory.
Teaching:
The program emphasizes hands-on learning and applied research. Students benefit from:
- Working with top faculty in ocean engineering.
- Access to renowned labs and facilities, including the Davidson Laboratory and the Vibration Acoustics Laboratory.
- Opportunities for field work and data collection using marine instruments.
- Customizable curriculum.
Careers:
Graduates of the Ocean Engineering Master's Program are highly sought-after by organizations like:
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
- Lockheed Martin
- Langan Engineering
- Mott MacDonald
- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries The program prepares students for a variety of career roles, including:
- Coastal Engineer
- Maritime Security Expert
- Naval Architect
- Coastal Scientist
- Underwater Systems Engineer
- Petroleum Engineer
Other:
- Stevens' location in Hoboken, New Jersey, provides access to the New York Harbor and New Jersey coast, serving as a living laboratory for students.
- The program is part of the School of Engineering and Science's sustainability research pillar, focusing on coastal engineering, flood prediction, and storm prediction.
- The program offers evening and online courses.
- The program welcomes applicants with undergraduate degrees in any engineering discipline, particularly civil, mechanical, and acoustic engineering.
- The program offers fellowships and assistantships.
- The program emphasizes the importance of staying relevant in a rapidly evolving technological and professional landscape.
- The program boasts a 100% employment rate within 3 months of graduation for the Class of 2023, with an average salary of $82,000.
