Why get my engineering degree at ASU?

The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at ASU is one of the largest and most comprehensive engineering programs in the United States. We offer:

• 27 undergraduate programs offered on the Tempe, Polytechnic and West Valley campuses, and several online.
• Undergraduate program ranks #20 for U.S. public universities.
• Engineering classes your first year.
• Accelerated degrees: earn a bachelor’s and master’s degree in four or five years.
• 40+ engineering student organizations and student professional societies.
• Extensive undergraduate research programs.
• Entrepreneurial opportunities.
• Internship and career support.
• 299 sunny days per year to enjoy ASU and the thriving Phoenix metropolitan area!

This is just the beginning. You can customize your experience to get the most out of your Fulton Schools degree!

Before you browse, you should know

What do BS, BSE and BAS mean?

BS: Bachelor of Science

BSE: Bachelor of Science in Engineering

BAS: Bachelor of Applied Science
The BAS is an undergraduate degree for transfer students that complements and supplements an accredited AAS degree.

What does “Accelerated degree options” mean?

Most of our bachelor’s degrees have an accelerated option, in which you can earn bachelor’s or even master’s degree at an accelerated pace. Some programs even start before you leave high school, so check them out today!

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School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence

The School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence (SCAI) prepares the next generation of innovators in the fields of computer science, computer systems engineering, engineering management, informatics and software engineering.

You will gain knowledge and skills to address some of the greatest challenges faced by an increasingly digital society, such as how to create reliable and secure information systems that are the backbone of modern industry and how to collect, manage and convert data into usable information.

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School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering

ASU’s School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering (ECEE) prepares students to create new technologies by combining the laws of electricity and principles of engineering. You’ll learn to design solutions that will benefit the world — from entertainment and communication to health care and the environment.

Our dynamic electrical engineering curriculum provides you the opportunity to gain hands-on experience understanding problems, creating models and testing solutions for optimal efficiency for electronic products and parts.

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School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy

Your studies in ASU’s School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy (SEMTE) will prepare you to use fundamental physics, thermodynamics, structural mechanics and control systems to develop new technologies.

You’ll learn to transform matter and energy into resources and products for use in everyday life; use computational tools to design aircraft and spacecraft; and improve the properties and performance of materials for a variety of industries.

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School of Integrated Engineering

The School of Integrated Engineering (SIE) is the newest of the Fulton Schools and is located at the West valley campus. Brand new bachelor’s degrees are being offered beginning in the Fall of 2024. Learn more about these unique programs:

• Engineering Science (Business), BS
• Engineering Science (Microelectronics), BS

Also on the ASU West Valley campus, check out our Computer Science BA, a bachelor’s degree program from the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence.

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School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks

The School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks (MSN) is located at the Polytechnic campus. Degrees offered through MSN prepare you to tackle the next generation of engineering challenges essential to sustaining global economic growth, strengthening supply chains and transforming manufacturing systems.

You will experience the MSN “real-world curriculum” and gain the skills needed to impact the future of work, industry 4.0, human-machine teaming and systems engineering.

With access to the research excellence of our faculty and industry partners, you will graduate career-ready — equipped with the tools you need to meet emerging societal needs.

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The Polytechnic School

You can become an innovator that solves real-world problems by earning a degree at The Polytechnic School. The Polytechnic School degree programs follow hands-on, project-based curricula that provide knowledge and experience simultaneously.

Transfer student? Take your career to the next level by enrolling in one of our bachelor of applied science (BAS) degree options. Our BAS programs are your custom-designed pathway to a bachelor’s degree, including three fully online options.

The Polytechnic School is located on ASU’s Polytechnic campus, comprising 600 acres of beautiful desert arboretum near Mesa. You’ll enjoy a small-campus feel while getting your degree from ASU: the #1 school for innovation!

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Have you heard of ASU Local?

The Fulton Schools now offer several degree programs through ASU Local. ASU Local brings the power of a world-class bachelor’s degree to your neighborhood.

With convenient locations in downtown Los Angeles and Washington D.C., ASU Local students benefit from in-person support while pursuing an ASU Online degree.

ASU Local keeps you in your community so you can grow and give back, right in the heart of your world.

Accreditation and state licensure

The majority of the Fulton Schools degrees are accredited by ABET, the American Council for Construction Education and the Aviation Accreditation Board International according to discipline. Learn about all of our accredited degree programs.

In addition, ASU offers programs that lead to professional licensure with the state of Arizona and may allow graduates to be eligible for licensure in other states.

Students should check the professional licensure list for the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering to determine if this program meets requirements in their state. Students should note that not all programs within the Fulton Schools lead to professional licensure.