Events and opportunities open to all Arizona State University students.
Listen as Sylvia Acevedo, an engineer, entrepreneur, former Girl Scouts of America CEO and NASA rocket scientist shares her new book, The Trailblazer’s Playbook. The Trailblazer’s PlaybookWednesday, Nov. 5, 20252–4 p.m.Memorial Union (MU) Pima Auditorium, Tempe campus [map]Register to attend
Meet Adobe’s university talent team and technical leaders, learn about internships in software engineering, AI and machine learning, and research, and get insights to help you launch your tech career.
Step into the world where curiosity meets clarity at ASU’s annual Research Computing Expo. The ASU Research Computing Expo is your guide to navigating the often complex world of supercomputing and artificial intelligence, or AI, tools.
King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, or KFUPM, in collaboration with Google Cloud, has launched the Intelligent Planet Hackathon — a global competition inviting students to create AI-driven solutions that address real-world challenges using Gemini, Vertex AI and Google Cloud technologies.
The Software Developers Association, or SoDA, in collaboration with Women in Computer Science, or WiCS, invites students, professionals and tech enthusiasts to the Ada Lovelace Summit, a Women in Tech conference. This event is designed to provide women and underrepresented groups in tech the opportunity to network, explore career paths and connect with others in the industry.
Come learn cyber forensics skills, put them to practice and compete in challenges!
Ignite ASU is an annual large-scale event that provides a platform for students to speak about topics that they are passionate about. Speaker applications are now open.
It’s time for the annual Polytechnic Car Show at ASU! Held during Family Weekend, this exciting event showcases a diverse lineup of classic cars, custom builds and innovative student projects.
Hear from leaders across the IEEE as they share how the IEEE can help you thrive as a student and young professional by helping you navigate career development, mentorship and the resources available.
Join Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, or IEEE, Student Branch at ASU and IEEE-HKN Epsilon Beta for an in-person faculty research panel where ASU professors will share their research areas, the undergraduate research path and how students can get involved in undergraduate research.