Students celebrate graduation with a big smile.

Accelerated Master's Program

Your Future, Faster: The Accelerated Master's Program Accelerates Your Degree, and Your Career

Earn your master's degree faster in the Accelerated Master’s Program (AMP) where high-achieving engineering and science students start earning credits toward a graduate degree during their undergraduate studies.

As a currently enrolled student at Stevens, the AMP program allows you to double-count up to three courses (nine credits) toward both your undergraduate and graduate degrees, enabling you to earn both a bachelor's and master's degree in as few as five years. 

Students view their laptops outdoors.

Earn An Advanced Degree

Earning a master's degree helps you gain specialized knowledge that can help you advance in a specific field and may make it easier to transition into more senior roles after entering the workforce.

Gareth Maritz '23 sits on a bench with part of the New York City skyline in view behind him on a sunny day.

Flexible For Your Future

Spend your first semester as a graduate student enrolled in classes full time, and later you can transition to part-time or online study if your program is available fully online. This flexibility allows you to enter the workforce while still earning your degree or move out of the Hoboken area while still enrolled at Stevens. Enrolled students can learn more at the link below.

I owe the fact that I'm studying for my Ph.D. to having been in the Accelerated Master's Program.
Douglas KungChemical Biology B.S. ’21, M.S. ’22

Accelerated Success Stories

Learn how Stevens students are taking advantage of the Accelerated Master's Program to achieve their professional goals sooner.
Global Perspectives
Unique Opportunity
Career Success
Department-Level Support
A photo of two students wearing lab gear looking at test tubes
Department-Level Support

The Chemistry and Chemical Biology Department is helping students fast-track their academic and professional goals through Stevens' Accelerated Master’s Program, where students complete their bachelor’s and master’s degrees in five years while gaining practical skills and valuable networks to succeed after graduation.

Read the Story
Graduate student Adam Leszczynski smiling on Stevens' campus with New York City in the background.
Global Perspectives

Adam Leszczynski is using his Accelerated Master's as an opportunity to dive into a Ph.D. program and a future career in research while studying genetic modifications in zebrafish and Japanese rice fish at the National Institute of Basic Biology (NIBB) in Japan. He presented his research at the Stevens Innovation Expo and Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology Research Day 2024.

Read the Story
Carly Walker, Mechanical Engineering accelerated master's program student
Unique Opportunity

I chose to pursue my master's degree at Stevens through the accelerated master's program because it was an incredibly opportunity. With just one additional semester, I will graduate from Stevens with two degrees, something that is not possible in most places. The quality of courses, program structure, and knowledgeable professors were all key factors in my decision.

Carly Walker

Mechanical Engineering AMP student

CCB student Christina Puntiel graduation photo
Career Success

Christina Puntiel knew that a master’s degree would allow her to “level up” money-wise when it came to jobs, so she enrolled in the Accelerated Master’s Program at the beginning of her fourth year. She completed her B.S. in Chemistry in Spring 2020 and her M.S. in Analytical Chemistry in Spring 2021, then landed a full-time job with Bristol Myers Squibb.

Read the Story
A photo of two students wearing lab gear looking at test tubes
Department-Level Support

The Chemistry and Chemical Biology Department is helping students fast-track their academic and professional goals through Stevens' Accelerated Master’s Program, where students complete their bachelor’s and master’s degrees in five years while gaining practical skills and valuable networks to succeed after graduation.

Read the Story
Graduate student Adam Leszczynski smiling on Stevens' campus with New York City in the background.
Global Perspectives

Adam Leszczynski is using his Accelerated Master's as an opportunity to dive into a Ph.D. program and a future career in research while studying genetic modifications in zebrafish and Japanese rice fish at the National Institute of Basic Biology (NIBB) in Japan. He presented his research at the Stevens Innovation Expo and Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology Research Day 2024.

Read the Story

How to Apply

Are you a currently-enrolled student interested in the Accelerated Master's Program? Learn all the details by attending an AMP information session.

Visit the AMP Program Intranet Page

Accelerated Master's Program Contacts

Contact for Enrolled Students
Graduate Academics & Student Success
undergradtograd@stevens.edu
Contact for Prospective Students
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
admissions@stevens.edu
(201) 216-5194