Events and opportunities open to all Arizona State University students.
Aerospace on Campus is a university-level, student outreach program that highlights both the technical and management careers in aviation and aerospace. In this annual series, industry leaders spend time with students and faculty to share their perspective and to discuss career opportunities.
ASU students interested in games, design or play are invited to create a game to strengthen and stretch their technical experience with art, music tools or game engines like Game Maker, Godot or Unity. Learn new skills to add to your portfolio or resume. Whether you’ve had experience with making games or love playing them, all majors and skill levels are welcome!
If you love interactive experiences, expert guides and hands-on demos, you won’t want to miss this. These tours offer an unforgettable way to see engineering and technology innovation in action — and connect with others passionate about shaping the future.
The Fulton Schools Graduate Fellowship Application is currently open for the 2026–27 academic year. A variety of scholarships for engineering students are available from the ASU Foundation as well.
World Innovation Network, or WIN, will bring Space Tank, its flagship innovation competition, to the stage as the marquee finale of Arizona Space Congress. Space Tank: Arizona Edition will serve as the high-energy closing session designed to catalyze collaboration and accelerate innovation.
Don’t miss this fully funded global exchange opportunity at King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, or KFUPM, in Saudi Arabia for spring 2027!
This industry-engaged challenge connects students directly with problems sourced from industry leaders and faculty research, strengthening the next generation of semiconductor talent.
Explore how industrial engineering drives real-world impact in health and humanitarian aid at the 2026 Douglas C. Montgomery Distinguished Lecture.
The ASU School of Public Affairs will be hosting an artificial intelligence, or AI, Hackathon event for students. This two-day hackathon is a hands-on, creative event where students will work alongside election officials and civic partners to design a digital literacy AI tool that supports U.S. elections.
If digital accessibility is your jam, the American Foundation for the Blind, or AFB, is offering a summer remote experience for students in computer science, UX design or related fields.