Chinese students open Stevens Institute of Technology! Those secrets you don't know

Founded in 1870, stevens institute of technology is the oldest polytechnic in the United States, along with MIT, Caltech, and Rensselaer Institute of Technology. Located in Hoboken, New Jersey, across the river from Manhattan Island, the school covers an area of 55 hectares and is a leading science and engineering university in the United States in the field of education and research. According to Lischen Study Abroad, the professors and scholars of the university enjoy a high reputation in the field of natural sciences and management sciences, and have cultivated outstanding talents such as Nobel Prize winner Fred Ryan, Nobel Prize winner Irving Langmuir and frederick Taylor, the father of modern management. Ranked 83rd in the usnews comprehensive ranking of universities in the United States.

School advantages

Stevens Institute of Technology is recognized as the best discipline in engineering, science, and technology management. The college has a "co-operation program", that is, school-enterprise co-teaching, which takes students five years to graduate, and during which students have the opportunity to intern at companies such as IBM and General Foods for three to five semesters. There are four faculties: the Faculty of Humanities, the Faculty of Engineering and Sciences, the Faculty of Systems and Enterprise, and the Faculty of Technology Management.

Professional advantage

Materials Science and Engineering (2011 usnews ranked 61st), Electronic Engineering/Communication Engineering (ranked 73rd in the United States), Civil Engineering (ranked 74th in the United States), Mechanical Engineering (ranked 82nd in the United States), etc.

Faculty

Stevens Institute of Technology is a research university that cannot be ignored in terms of faculty and rankings. The school has 2,234 undergraduates, 3,700 graduate students, 438 faculty members, and the undergraduate teacher-student ratio is 7:1 and the postgraduate teacher-student ratio is 12:1.