Stevens Institute of Technology, Bachelor of Engineering in Engineering: Optical Engineering, 8 Semester(s)

Optical devices and systems are ubiquitous in our modern world. Every day we utilize optics from the optical fibers that carry all of the information of the internet to the displays, cameras, and optical sensors in modern smartphones. This diversity of optics means that optical engineers are in demand across a range of industries. The optical engineering concentration at Stevens uniquely combines engineering with a specialization in optics. This provides a broad foundation of core engineering skills in general topics ranging from circuits to thermodynamics, coupled with in-depth training in the design of optical instrumentation, laser design, metrology, optical communications technology, and modern photonic devices. Upon graduation, students are prepared not only for careers in optics and photonics, but with the breadth and perspective to understand engineering and technological problems applicable to a variety of disciplines. The knowledge and skills gained in the optical engineering concentration enables students to pursue careers in the many fields that are heavily reliant on o... Read more

Optical devices and systems are ubiquitous in our modern world. Every day we utilize optics from the optical fibers that carry all of the information of the internet to the displays, cameras, and optical sensors in modern smartphones. This diversity of optics means that optical engineers are in demand across a range of industries. The optical engineering concentration at Stevens uniquely combines engineering with a specialization in optics. This provides a broad foundation of core engineering skills in general topics ranging from circuits to thermodynamics, coupled with in-depth training in the design of optical instrumentation, laser design, metrology, optical communications technology, and modern photonic devices. Upon graduation, students are prepared not only for careers in optics and photonics, but with the breadth and perspective to understand engineering and technological problems applicable to a variety of disciplines. The knowledge and skills gained in the optical engineering concentration enables students to pursue careers in the many fields that are heavily reliant on optical technology including aerospace, telecommunications, manufacturing, renewable energy, medicine, and defense, as well as research, entrepreneurship, and public service.

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