SEED STEM Masters Conclave

Located in one of the most renowned educational cities in the world, Boston University’s College of Arts & Sciences (CAS) is a cornerstone of academic excellence, driving innovation across a wide range of fields. As the largest school within Boston University, CAS offers an expansive curriculum that nurtures intellectual curiosity, encourages interdisciplinary collaboration, and challenges students to think beyond traditional boundaries. Here, the mission is to develop leaders who are not only academically rigorous but are also globally minded and socially responsible.

With a robust alumni network of over 300,000 professionals, living and leading in more than 180 countries, CAS is deeply connected to global progress. Boston University reputation is reinforced by its #22 ranking globally on the Times Higher Education Global University Employability Ranking (2022). This signifies the institutions ongoing commitment to shaping graduates who excel in the workforce and in leadership roles worldwide. Boston itself serves as a vibrant extension of the classroom, providing students access to a wealth of opportunities for real-world learning, research partnerships, and cultural enrichment. BU College of Arts & Sciences celebrates the diversity of thought and perspective, ensuring students from all backgrounds thrive, contribute to world-class research, and advance innovative learning outcomes. At CAS, the future is not just studied; it is built.

Since 1864, the Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science at Columbia University has been a resource to the world for major advances in human progress. Today, Columbia Engineering is the top engineering school in the Ivy League and New York City. As a nexus for high-impact research, the school convenes more than 250 faculty members and more than 6,000 undergraduate and graduate students from around the globe to push the frontiers of knowledge and solve humanity’s most pressing problems.

Located at the heart of the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Area, the George Washington University School of Engineering and Applied Science (GW Engineering) is a beacon for transformative education, research, and innovation. Driven by a deep commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration, GW Engineering empowers students to become tomorrow's problem-solvers, equipping them to address the world's most pressing challenges. Ranked among the top engineering schools, GW Engineering boasts an impressive network, with nearly 300 leading companies such as Amazon, Cisco, Google, and The World Bank actively recruiting its graduates. With its unique location in Washington, D.C., the school leverages its proximity to government agencies, businesses, and international organizations, empowering students and faculty to make impactful contributions globally. SEAS prioritizes ethical leadership, academic excellence, and the pursuit of innovation in the service of humanity.

Founded in 1854, New York University - Tandon School of Engineering (NYU Tandon) is the second oldest private engineering and technology school in the United States. The schools main campus is in Brooklyn MetroTech Centre, an urban academic-industrial research park. NYU Tandon has been ranked #38 as the Best Global University and its top employers are Nordstrom, Microsoft, PwC, Amazon, Google, Oracle, EY, Deloitte, Apple, Goldman Sachs, and more. NYU graduate engineering programs exist in the fields of mechanical, civil, urban, industrial, electrical, computer, chemical, biomedical and financial engineering alongside programs in computer science, management of technology, cybersecurity, and integrated digital media. Our goal is to produce highly desirable graduates prepared for industry. This has led us to be one of the top ranked schools in the nation with regards to graduate employability, salary potential and return on investment.