Master of Engineering in Systems Engineering

Duration	1.5-2 Years
Level	Masters Program

Master of Engineering in systems engineering from the School of Systems and Enterprises teaches the multidisciplinary skills and approaches needed to architect, design, and manage complex technical systems and processes throughout their life cycle
The program provides students with the right blend of engineering, technology, and management training, and prepares graduates to become technical leaders who apply a systems approach to successfully navigate and manage complex systems
Graduates manage engineering and technology, are able to address systems integration, life-cycle issues, and systems thinking at the system and enterprise levels, in a market where globalization, technology, quality, complexity, and productivity are the key business drivers
Completion of this program will result in the following Master of Engineering degree in systems engineering with a concentration in:
- Large-scale cyber-physical systems
- Embedded cyber-physical systems
- Space systems
- Software systems
- unspecified

Class 12th	No specific cutoff mentioned
Bachelors	No specific cutoff mentioned An undergraduate degree in engineering, computer science, or in a related discipline, with a “B” average or better from an accredited college or university
Exams	TOEFL: 86 IELTS: 7 GRE: Accepted
Additional info	Applicants who meet one or more of the following criteria can petition to waive the proof of English proficiency requirement if, prior to matriculation at Stevens, they will have: Earned a Bachelor's degree from a college/university outside the U.S. that uses English as the language of instruction Completed two years of full-time graduate study at a college/university outside the U.S. that uses English as the language of instruction Earned a master's degree from a college/university outside the U.S. that uses English as the language of instruction Meeting one or more of the above criteria makes applicants eligible to petition to waive the proof of English proficiency requirement waived, but it does not guarantee that they will be granted a waiver Even if a waiver is granted, applicants will still be required to complete the Stevens English Communication Proficiency Exam (ECPE) upon arrival to campus Applicants who petition to waive the proof of English proficiency requirement are responsible for providing proof that English is the language of instruction at the college/university they attended through an official transcript

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