University Update
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October 2022 • Hoboken, NJ
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“Finding something that you’re really passionate about often requires trying a lot of different stuff, but once you find that thing, it kind of becomes a no-brainer.”
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University Highlights
Stevens graduate helps NASA plan, shoot, process and send back astonishing high-quality images of the red planet’s surface and geology.
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It’s one of several Stevens initiatives gaining traction in the effort to build greater diversity in STEM universities and career fields.
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New Major: Quantitative Social Science
This year, Stevens’ College of Arts and Letters invites prospective students to apply to study quantitative social science (QSS), a new major that will grant a Bachelor of Science. This dynamic program will teach students the technical and quantitative skills needed to dive into research that will impact human lives and help solve the problems of tomorrow. “The tech-powered curriculum of the new quantitative social science major will prepare graduates to excel within our ever-changing world,” said Kelland Thomas, the College’s dean. “Students will gain the statistical and computational skillsets needed to understand and impact societal movements in the 21st century.” Discover how this new course of study—which includes concentrations in political science, psychology and sociology—will ready graduates for future-focused careers.
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Stevens has once again been named a top-100 national university by U.S. News and World Report in their annual ranking of best colleges, released today. The publication also ranked Stevens at No. 26 on its “Most Innovative Schools” list — a 31-place jump!
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