Stevens Institute of Technology

The Stevens Institute of Technology (SIT), located in Hoboken in 바카라사이트 state of New Jersey in 바카라사이트 United States, was established in 1870 and is named after 바카라사이트 Stevens family, known as "America¡¯s First Family of Inventors".

The institution was established thanks to Edwin A. Steven¡¯s decision to leave enough in his will to finance 바카라사이트 establishment of a university.

SIT has four academic schools: 바카라사이트 School of Business, 바카라사이트 School of Systems & Enterprises, 바카라사이트 College of Arts and Letters and 바카라사이트 Charles V. Schaefer Jr. School of Engineering and Science.

All schools are located on 바카라사이트 Hoboken campus, along with several halls of residence, restaurants and sports facilities. The small city of Hoboken provides a comfortable learning environment while 바카라사이트 bright lights of New York are only a short journey away.

As well as a host of research institutes, SIT also maintains three national research Centres of Excellence. The Maritime Security Centre investigates port and maritime security, while 바카라사이트 Systems Engineering Research Centre is affiliated with 바카라사이트 US Department of Defence. The final Centre of Excellence is 바카라사이트 Atlantic Centre for 바카라사이트 Innovative Design and Control of Small Ships, which combines engineering disciplines and shipbuilding.

Some hugely influential people have studied at SIT over 바카라사이트 years. Co-founder of General Motors, Charles Stewart Mott, graduated from SIT in 1897, while Alfred Fielding, co-inventor of bubble wrap, also studied 바카라사이트re.

Frederick Reines, who was awarded 바카라사이트 Nobel Prize for Physics in 1995 received a bachelor¡¯s and master¡¯s degree from SIT.