Software Engineering Bachelor's Degree at Stevens Institute of Technology

To design, develop and maintain increasingly complex software-centric systems, the world needs engineers with an education strongly rooted in the fundamentals of engineering and science who have the application-driven acumen to engineer software systems that are not only safe and secure, but also meet the needs of the modern marketplace. The School of Systems & Enterprises' (SSE's) four-year software engineering degree program, composing 141-credit hours provides students with a rigorous general engineering undergraduate education with depth in software engineering and systems engineering principles.

Students enrolled in the program are taught to analyze, architect, design and develop software as the fundamental component that allows complex systems to function with intelligence, efficiency and resilience. With the pursuit of the Bachelor's of Engineering (B.E.) in software engineering, students also have the opportunity to obtain a degree with a concentration in strategic domains such as cybersecurity, financial systems, healthcare systems and sustainable energy. Upon graduating, our students, who are encouraged to participate in the many co-op, internships and research initiatives with leading companies available to them at Stevens, are equipped to be the technical leaders of tomorrow—leaders who can build complex 21st century systems in multiple domains.