The Howe School of Technology Management is one of the world’s preeminent institutions in the education of professionals who lead and manage technological innovation in businesses in America and around the world.  Our vision is to be leaders in the creation and dissemination of knowledge that drives successful innovation in products, processes and businesses.

We educate managers who use technology to create extraordinary value for themselves, their organizations and the societies in which they live.  Our education programs are designed and delivered by leading industry practitioners who are masters of their respective disciplines and are also important contributors to the creation of new knowledge in the field.

The Howe School also conducts world-class research in several focused areas of Technology Management, especially in the domain of Technology Innovation, Commercialization and Entrepreneurship.  These include Decision and Risk Management, Front End Innovation, Teams and Leadership and Project Management.  Our research is applied in orientation and grounded in Technogenesis^®.   Technogenesis is Stevens’ educational environment where students, faculty and industry collaborate to turn innovation, invention and discovery into marketplace success.

The Howe School has 44 full-time faculty and 200 undergraduates, 1,200 MS students, 120 MBA students, 80 executive master’s students, 25 PhD students and numerous non-degree graduate and executive programs.  The School is located in the new Lawrence T. Babbio, Jr. Center for Technology Management on Stevens’ campus in Hoboken, NJ.

The Howe School of Technology Management is an integral component of the Stevens Institute of Technology.  As a leading independent technological university, Stevens has many highly ranked educational and research programs, including those of the Howe School.  Stevens and the Howe School value leading-edge research and interdisciplinary collaboration. 

Located in Hoboken, New Jersey, overlooking the Hudson River, Stevens Institute is 15 minutes from New York City and at the heart of the world’s financial, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, information and telecommunications industries.