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Enhance your academic journey with the Fulton Schools’ stackable microcredentials — a cutting-edge approach to learning designed to align your skills with the dynamic needs of today’s workforce. Taught by ASU faculty and industry experts, stackable microcredentials offer flexible and targeted learning in emerging technologies including smart manufacturing, robotics and automation.
Are you interested in exploring how humans can prepare for an interplanetary future and learning about the relationship between humans and our universe? Enroll in IPI 194 Special Topics: The Universe, Our Interplanetary Future, and You this fall. How can humans understand our role in the universe when the universe is more than 13 billion…
The Gerald T. Heydt Scholarship in Electric Power Engineering is a scholarship for electrical engineering graduate students with the objective of encouraging U.S. students to pursue careers in electric power engineering.
ASU’s School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks, or MSN, is reshaping education to meet the demands of a technology-driven future.
Program chairs have worked with senior leadership in the school to craft two new degree offerings: a bachelor’s degree in robotics and autonomous systems, set to launch in fall 2024, and a doctoral degree in robotics and autonomous systems with a concentration in mechatronics and automation, which launched in spring 2024.
Join the School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks for an immersive experience — your future begins here! Explore doctoral programs in manufacturing engineering, robotics and autonomous systems, and systems engineering. Tour our labs, meet faculty, uncover research opportunities and shape your academic journey. School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks doctoral degree open houseMonday, March 25,…
Curious how AI and the law intersect? Join ASU’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law for an exclusive conversation featuring Regents and Foundation Professor of Law Gary Marchant as he shares the state of AI and the law. Along with Professor Marchant, hear from current law students on how they made their law school selections….
Join the IEEE student branch at ASU in partnership with MathWorks and the IEEE Education Society for a MATLAB workshop on the finite element method, or FEM. This workshop is dedicated to the numerical solutions for partial differential equations, or PDEs, widely used in scientific and engineering fields. There are many different methods for solving…
TEDI-London delivers a different kind of engineering education that takes a project-based, interdisciplinary global design approach. Participants in the summer program will contribute to projects that respond to real-life industry challenges (projects are co-designed and delivered with employers). Start the program online, building the foundations to engage with your project team upon arrival in London. Each…
One tip for dealing with a bad week is to be committed to learning from your mistakes. Once you see both your assignment successes, and failures, as opportunities to improve your personal learning system, it’s a game changer. At the end of each week, think about the study habits that worked well for you and those that didn’t.
Following instructions does not mean letting go of your creativity, but it does mean that every exam, assignment, or class/job project has a set of parameters or regulations that must be followed.