History has been witness to the fact that genius inspires genius. Leading academics are invited to present a scholarly lecture at Stevens. The speakers are invited to present an overview on a particular theme, drawing on their own research and teaching, and are encouraged to draw out implications for policy formation. The lectures are intended to be a source of intellectual stimulation and to foster debate within the students of Stevens. The Stevens invites a wide range of participants from universities, research institutes, other departments, and the private sector to these lectures.

Think of a student colloquium as another way of introducing young students and budding researchers to the world, with a bit more focus on research, compared to student volunteers. Instead of dragging buckets of coffee around and pointing attendees to the nearest toilets, these newcomers to wearable research got their proposals read by experts in their domains. The basic objective of the Student colloquium at Stevens is to generate awareness about the surrounding environment and the best practices among students as well as to inculcate the habit of reading beyond the course books and gain an equally comprehensive knowledge and view of the surroundings.

In order to have better understanding of management, a number of industry visits are organized for students in consultation with concern faculty. Students identify the companies as per the course need of the concern faculty. Students submit the report and make presentation. Students are also encouraged to help faculty members for MDPs, seminars and conferences.

Projects often provide the base for sustainable development implementation. Project based activities allow students to work with lessons in a hands-on situation. They promote critical thinking skills and encourage creativity. When combined with a material already covered, this type of activity can provide students with the opportunity to better understand the prior lessons. Stevens believes in Project based reviews which provide students the opportunity to use their knowledge in an engaging and challenging way. Stevens has several projects identified for the students to select from, guidance to work on the project is provided by the course instructor, concerned.

Stevens seminars/workshops introduce state-of-the-art ideas and easy-to-learn techniques that assist students to accelerate their individual growth both professionally and individually. Seminar improves student's presentation skills whether they are persuading, educating, or informing. This highly interactive workshop focuses on professional business communication including preparation, structure, delivery, strategy, use of visual aids and handling questions and answers. Students undergo the seminars which are highly participatory and personalized workshops of its kind.

Role playing, a derivative of a socio-drama, is a method for exploring the issues involved in complex social situations. The objective of introducing the role play is that we want to teach our young people to think, but thinking at any level of complexity requires an exercise of three interdependent component categories of skills: problem-solving; communications; and self-awareness. Role playing gives students a chance to live the roles and practice the concepts before hand. Computerized business simulation games simulate the real business world environment. Spirit of innovation, achievement and intellectual group of students work together with commitment towards global excellence is all about Stevens way of learning. The faculties at Stevens emphasize on quality education, which imbibes the knowledge and values and impart the skills necessary for individuals to lead responsible, productive and personally satisfying.