Innovation and excellence
Connecting the coding community
CodeDevils offers students in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering an opportunity to connect virtually through coding projects and networking events
Keeping the lights on
Electrical engineering doctoral student Mohammadamin Moradi uses deep Q-learning to find and combat power grid cybersecurity weaknesses
ASU leads $25M project to develop Southwest urban integrated field laboratory
The ASU-led partnership aims to advance urban climate research, develop solutions for Arizona’s most heat-vulnerable
Events and opportunities
The Fulton Schools general scholarship application is now open!
Over 200 opportunities are available with more than $1.2M awarded annually. Fulton Schools general scholarship application opens November 1, 2022.
Get details at scholarships.engineering.asu.edu.
Application deadline: February 1, 2023.
For students
- You’re invited to discuss how clean energy can de-carbonize transport applications, December 16
- Academic Integrity Office Tips for Students: Examinations
- Grads: We want to see your decorated mortarboards! Send us your photos by December 15
- Learn about Starbucks’ corporate innovation in this spring course
For faculty and staff
- You’re invited to a discuss how clean energy can de-carbonize transport applications, December 16
- Spotlight on Teaching and Learning: Academic Innovators — Dan Frank Rusty’s Riddles
- Get ready to celebrate at Fulton Schools Convocation, December 15
- Huan Liu and Alexandra Navrotsky named 2023 Regents Professors
Fulton Schools facts
The Fulton Difference
“I came to ASU because college initially wasn’t an option for me and I wanted to change that…ASU was the first college that accepted me after passing my GED.”
Este Crespo,
Graphic information technology
“One thing from my experience in the Fulton Schools that I’m going to take with me is my ability to overcome and learn from failure.”
Kira Tijerino, Mechanical engineering
“One good thing from my experience at Fulton is the connections I made with my peers. I know these relationships will last even after I graduate.”
Chris Tam, Aviation
“Engineering has shown me that I am capable of more than I once thought, that I could do math and science and be creative at the same time.”
Delaney Kranz, Computer science
“I came to ASU because college initially wasn’t an option for me and I wanted to change that…ASU was the first college that accepted me after passing my GED.”
Este Crespo,
Graphic information technology
“One thing from my experience in the Fulton Schools that I’m going to take with me is my ability to overcome and learn from failure.”
Kira Tijerino, Mechanical engineering
“One good thing from my experience at Fulton is the connections I made with my peers. I know these relationships will last even after I graduate.”
Chris Tam, Aviation