The Undergraduate Class of 2023 Career Outcomes Report, unveiled recently, is a robust testament to Stevens’ stature as a premier research university, distinguished by its tech-centric curriculum. With an overwhelming 96.4% of graduates boasting an 81.6% knowledge rate and commanding an average annual salary of $85,200, Stevens further solidifies its reputation as a catalyst for professional success. Notably, 99% of female graduates have charted their career trajectories for the second consecutive year, underscoring Stevens’ steadfast dedication to fostering diversity within the STEM landscape.
Dr. Sara Klein, Vice President for Student Affairs, articulated her profound pride in witnessing the remarkable strides made by students in their professional journeys, citing their unwavering commitment to excellence both inside and outside the classroom as instrumental to their achievements. “Their record-breaking career outcomes, coupled with substantial salary increments, stand as a testament to the transformative power and tangible returns associated with a Stevens education,” Dr. Klein remarked.
In computer science, graduates displayed an enviable 95% career outcomes rate, commanding an average salary of $99,800, while their counterparts in software engineering secured starting salaries averaging $96,800. Stevens attributes this success to its immersive technological curriculum, complemented by vibrant student life and hands-on learning experiences facilitated through internships, externships, and co-op programs.
Reflecting on his enriching journey, Michael DelGaudio ’23, a software engineer at Microsoft, lauds the transformative impact of the Co-op Program, which provided him with invaluable real-world problem-solving skills and a resilient work ethic poised to propel him toward future successes.
Many cybersecurity, business, engineering, and science programs reported a stellar 100% desired outcomes rate, signaling Stevens’ multifaceted education and career preparation excellence.
Furthermore, the report highlights the prestigious companies and institutions where Stevens graduates have secured coveted positions, including stalwarts such as Amazon, Boeing, Cigna, Johnson & Johnson, JPMorgan Chase, Keller, L3Harris Technologies, and Morgan Stanley. Noteworthy is the cohort of students pursuing advanced degrees at esteemed universities like Columbia, Johns Hopkins, and Stanford and, notably, remaining at Stevens, further attesting to the institution’s growing strength in graduate education and strong undergrad-to-grad pipeline, bolstered by initiatives like the Accelerated Master’s Program.
The Undergraduate Class of 2023 Career Outcomes Report is a testament to the perceived caliber of education and preparation students receive at Stevens and showcases graduates’ success across various fields and industries, highlighting the institution’s commitment to fostering diversity and excellence within the STEM landscape. The administration says it continues to make strides in providing students with an immersive technological curriculum to position students for success in the professional job market.
Those efforts are driving other substantial changes that aim to improve the quality of education here at Stevens, including the upcoming merger of the Schools of Systems and Enterprises and the School of Engineering and Science. Students should look out for newsletters from their respective schools in their email feeds for more granular breakdowns of outcomes for their majors and any other changes that may be on the horizon.
