STEM, AI & Sustainability Career Pathway

The STEM, AI & Sustainability Pathway lays the groundwork for careers in environmental science, ecological adaptation, physics, astronomy, biomedical research, genetics, veterinary medicine, digital ethics, machine learning, software development, artificial intelligence, information technology, systems analysis, data science, cybersecurity, web development, game development, and more. Nearly half of the St. John’s Program is composed of mathematics and natural sciences.

STEM, AI & Sustainability-Related Studies

Curricular Pathways

At St. John鈥檚, you will study over 70 science, mathematics, and technology texts from across 3,000 years of discovery. Explore a sampling here.

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The Principle of Relativity

Astronomia Nova

QED: The Strange Theory of Light and Matter

The Analytic Art

The Course of Pure Mathematics

Discourse on Metaphysics

Elements of Euclid

The Works of Archimedes

Metamorphosis of Plants

The Expansion of Gases by Heat

The Experimental Researches in Electricity

Four Lectures on Wave Mechanics

Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy

On the Motion of the Heart and Blood in Animals

The Origin and Development of the Quantum Theory

On the Origin of Species

Two New Sciences

Mendeleev on the Periodic Table: Selected Writings, 1869-1905

Principia Mathematica

The Theory of Spectra and Atomic Constitution

The Electron

Space and Time: Minkowski's Papers on Relativity

Studies in Animal and Human Behavior

Choose Your STEM, AI & Sustainability Pathway

Professional Pathways

Every student at St. John鈥檚 is guaranteed a college-funded internship or research fellowship if they work with our career offices. Discover institutions at which we often place our students and where our alumni are currently employed.

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NASA

National Institutes of Health

Sandia National Laboratories

Google Gemini

Carnegie Institution for Science

Jefferson Lab

Los Alamos National Lab

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

Calvert Marine Museum

National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration

Santa Fe Institute

Project Wildlife

Smithsonian National Zoo Conservation Ecology Center

City of Hope Cancer Center

OpenPath Products

Johns Hopkins University

NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts

NASA

National Institutes of Health

Sandia National Laboratories

Google Gemini

Carnegie Institution for Science

Jefferson Lab

Los Alamos National Lab

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

Calvert Marine Museum

National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration

Santa Fe Institute

Project Wildlife

Smithsonian National Zoo Conservation Ecology Center

City of Hope Cancer Center

OpenPath Products

Johns Hopkins University

NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts

Earn Career-Enhancing Credentials

Credentialing Pathways

eCornell offers Johnnie discounts and is our preferred credentialing partner.

Alumni in the STEM, AI & Sustainability Field

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Dr. Michael Fausnaugh

Research Scientist, MIT

“Results from the [Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite] mission have the potential to transform humanity's understanding of the Earth and our place in the universe … It is exciting and humbling to be part of this research.”

Dr. Leslie Kay

Professor & Deputy Dean Psychology + Neuroscience, University of Chicago

“Here [at St. John's] we read the seminal papers to understand the steps of reasoning that led scientists to their conclusions. We learn along the way and appreciate the outcomes of debates ... not being attracted to being right but being attracted to finding the truth, it makes the mind better at science.”

Kit Linton

Vice President Cloud Networking, IBM (Retired)

“I’ve found IT to be a rare example of a true meritocracy—an environment where talented, earnest individuals inevitably rise to the top.”

Dr. Cynthia Keppel

Associate Director, Experimental Nuclear Physics; Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility

“Scientists need to listen to their colleagues describe their theories, results, models—and try then to discern common patterns and larger truths from a multitude of puzzling data and voices. Sound like a seminar to you?”

Leverage Our Graduate Partnerships

Graduate Pathways

Our graduate school partnerships connect Johnnies to multiple career pathways. Discover special fast-track admissions opportunities, discounted tuition, expedited degrees, and more for Johnnies only.

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University of Chicago

Includes graduate degrees for Johnnies in social science, international relations, data science, computer science, engineering, and more.

John's Hopkins University

Includes graduate degrees for Johnnies in business, finance, healthcare, information systems, marketing, and more.

University of Chicago

Includes graduate degrees for Johnnies in social science, international relations, data science, computer science, engineering, and more.

John's Hopkins University

Includes graduate degrees for Johnnies in business, finance, healthcare, information systems, marketing, and more.

Study Abroad & Gain Cross-Cultural Skills

Global Pathways

St. John鈥檚 funds and facilitates study-abroad experiences at institutions including Rome Institute for the Liberal Arts, Incheon National University in South Korea, Boya College of Sun Yat-sen University in China, Dharma Realm Buddhist University in Taiwan, and Richmond American University London in England.

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Italy

Rome Institute of Liberal Arts

The Rome Institute of Liberal Arts offers a rare opportunity to explore the art and architecture of Rome in order to articulate fundamental questions across disciplines. Discussion-based classes on philosophy, literature, and history are designed together with excursions led by art historians and classicists throughout Italy’s artistic heritage.
China

Boya College

St. John’s unique partnership with Boya College, of Sun Yat-sen University in China, offers academic and cultural exchange opportunities for students from both colleges, expanding cultural understanding, liberal learning, and friendship.
South Korea

Incheon National University

St. John’s special relationship with South Korea offers multiple opportunities for study and research in South Korea. Incheon National University is foremost among them, with its Great Books Center providing study programs, internships, and exchange opportunities between our colleges. Opportunities also exist at Kangwon National University, Hallym University, and Yonsei University.

Italy

Rome Institute of Liberal Arts

The Rome Institute of Liberal Arts offers a rare opportunity to explore the art and architecture of Rome in order to articulate fundamental questions across disciplines. Discussion-based classes on philosophy, literature, and history are designed together with excursions led by art historians and classicists throughout Italy’s artistic heritage.

China

Boya College

St. John’s unique partnership with Boya College, of Sun Yat-sen University in China, offers academic and cultural exchange opportunities for students from both colleges, expanding cultural understanding, liberal learning, and friendship.

South Korea

Incheon National University

St. John’s special relationship with South Korea offers multiple opportunities for study and research in South Korea. Incheon National University is foremost among them, with its Great Books Center providing study programs, internships, and exchange opportunities between our colleges. Opportunities also exist at Kangwon National University, Hallym University, and Yonsei University.

Meet Our Network of Alumni Mentors

Mentoring Pathways

St. John’s College alumni are employed at high levels across all career pathways. Benefit from their mentorship in your field of interest through the Odyssey Program.

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