HQ Function

The main campus serves as the primary center for undergraduate and graduate education, research activities, student life, and administrative operations for the university.

Notable Features:

Iconic Edwin A. Stevens Hall (a National Historic Landmark), Samuel C. Williams Library, modern academic complexes like the University Center Complex and Gateway Academic Center, state-of-the-art research labs, stunning views of New York City, Babbio Center for Technology Management.

Work Culture:

The academic and research culture at Stevens is collaborative, innovative, and rigorous. It emphasizes hands-on learning, cutting-edge research, and strong connections to industry. Faculty and staff are dedicated to student success and advancing knowledge in a technology-centric environment.

HQ Significance:

The Hoboken campus is the heart of Stevens, embodying its rich history in technological innovation and its future-focused mission. Its strategic location provides students and faculty with unparalleled access to New York City's professional, research, and cultural opportunities.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design, facilities, and ongoing development reflect Stevens' core values of innovation, 'Technology for Life,' student-centricity, excellence in research and education, and community engagement.

Location:

Stevens Institute of Technology cultivates a global perspective through its diverse international student body, comprehensive study abroad programs, extensive global research collaborations, and partnerships with universities and industries worldwide. While its primary educational and research activities are centered in the U.S., its alumni network, research impact, and academic influence extend across numerous countries, addressing global challenges and fostering international cooperation in technology and science.

Street Address:

1 Castle Point Terrace

City:

Hoboken

State/Province:

New Jersey

Country:

USA