New graduate degree prepares students to address complex health care challenges through digital health, AI and software-driven medical innovation.
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ASU Engineering announces ninth school, first in low Earth orbit
The School of Planetary And Celestial Engineering will welcome its inaugural cohort in fall 2027
Siblings, systems and a degree pathway that grows with you
Fulton Schools’ manufacturing engineering students are gaining hands-on experience in labs, research and internships while preparing for industry careers.
ASU initiative with Indonesia builds semiconductor workforce
Fulton Schools is working with partners in Indonesia to help prepare the next generation of talent for a rapidly expanding global market.
From ASU to the Olympics, twice
Fulton Schools alumnus and bronze medalist Mikael Örn will return to Los Angeles for the 2028 Olympic Games in a new role: engineering the water for the world’s fastest swimmers.
Rising Star builds AI for clinics and crops
Fulton Schools doctoral student Zhen Tan designs explainable AI systems for interdisciplinary domains.
How tiny drug carriers could transform brain treatment
Fulton Schools faculty member Kuei-Chun “Mark” Wang has earned an NSF CAREER Award to battle neurological disorders.
Thailand partnership builds national semiconductor capability
Through a Fulton Schools partnership, ASU is helping Thailand build semiconductor talent pipelines through faculty training, new curricula and regional workforce programs.
Cybersecurity trailblazer
named ACM Fellow
Fulton Schools professor Gail-Joon Ahn is recognized for shaping the foundations of modern computer security.
ASU researcher aims to make nanomedicine mainstream
Fulton Schools researcher Richard D’Arcy earns an NSF CAREER Award to build AI tools for cancer drug discovery.
Fulton Schools celebrate donors advancing student success
This year’s Fulton Schools’ Donor Appreciation Breakfast brought donors and students together to honor the impact of giving.
ASU partnership helps ADOT optimize water use across urban freeways
The collaboration brings Fulton Schools expertise to a data-driven review of freeway landscaping, helping Arizona use every gallon wisely.
From hackademic to funded founder
Fulton Schools doctoral student Wil Gibbs spins DARPA-winning AI research into a $1.5 million cybersecurity startup.
Master the next level
Fulton Schools master’s degree programs are delivering the skills our students need to make bold career moves
Career support for students and alumni
The Fulton Schools Career Center is the first link in the chain of ASU support, providing access to career coaching, internships and industry partnerships.
Global challenges at forefront of security and defense event
As one of three universities in the Security & Defence PLuS partnership, ASU convened global leaders and Fulton Schools experts to tackle pressing security, AI and defense challenges.
The future of health care needs good engineers
Heather Clark says advancements in technology mean health care and engineering go hand in hand.
Be ready for tomorrow’s workplace
Discover the Fulton Schools programs preparing ASU students for successful careers.
Where engineers learn to lead
A revived student chapter at Fulton Schools is helping future engineers master business, strategy and team leadership.
Community voices guide what they see in new traveling Arizona water education exhibit
Fulton Schools researchers partnered with Black Canyon City residents to co-create a traveling WaterSIM exhibit that brings local water stories, science and conservation planning to life across Arizona.