Students gain a comprehensive understanding of diverse engineering and science fields through hands-on projects, faculty mentorship, and exposure to cutting-edge labs and industry, all within an immersive college residential experience.
The Stevens ECOES (Exploring Career Options in Engineering and Science) program is a two-week residential program designed for high school students interested in exploring various engineering and science disciplines. Participants engage in hands-on projects and receive mentorship from faculty. The curriculum may include modules in biomedical, chemical, civil, computer, electrical, mechanical, and naval engineering, as well as engineering management, robotics, physics, and optics. Students will tour cutting-edge laboratories and industry-leading companies, and design and complete their own research projects. The program aims to provide a full college experience, allowing students to experience college classes, utilize labs and equipment, and gain familiarity with lab safety rules and procedures. Through informative classes and experiments, students gain an understanding of different engineering fields and develop critical thinking, time management, and study skills essential for college success. The program also includes social activities and workshops on the college admissions process.
A typical day includes breakfast, two class sessions, lunch and activity breaks, dinner, evening research projects, and social activities, with a residence hall curfew at 10:30 p.m. and mandatory quiet hours at 11 p.m.
This program is ideal for high school students who are considering studying engineering and science in college but are unsure which specific discipline to pursue.
Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ
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