ASU construction management graduates will earn degrees in what is now an officially designated STEM program, reflecting the increasing integration of science, technology, engineering and math education into the curriculum.
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ASU unveils a new master’s program in robotics and autonomous systems to teach students how to design, build and control intelligent machines.
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Eileen Naski kept on track with her career, marriage and family while earning a degree in electrical engineering — thanks to the online education option.
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Innovative technology and award-winning faculty propel Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering to #9 among online graduate engineering programs nationwide.
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ASU’s online Master of Science in construction management is designed to meet the growing need for construction industry professionals with advanced skills.
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ASU’s online master’s degree program in sustainable engineering keeps professionals on top of the latest trends in sustainable technologies and practices.
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At the end of each spring and fall semester, the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering takes time to recognize some of the graduating class for their outstanding commitments to both academics and the Fulton Schools at large.
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ASU students and alumni have been instrumental in developing artificial intelligence technology for a Phoenix metro area medtech startup.
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Fulton Schools staff and students built a tool to recycle 3D printer plastic and make their lab more sustainable.
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Arizona State University and Autodesk are teaming up to better prepare students for careers by sharpening their technological problem-solving skills.
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Progress in science and engineering isn’t without its pitfalls. Labs can feel like they’re working against their inhabitants, student projects take odd twists and turns, career paths are all but smooth and the route to success is perilous.
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Arizona State University is collaborating with three universities, three education organizations and 70 high schools nationwide to create the first pre-college engineering course.
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