The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University is one of the largest and most comprehensive engineering programs in the United States. Find events and opportunities exclusively for Fulton Schools students.
Fulton Schools engineering students are invited to the Semiconductor Solutions Challenge 2026: Final Solutions Showcase, where top student teams from Arizona State University, Boise State, Purdue University and Northern Arizona University come together to present innovative solutions to real-world semiconductor challenges.
Do you know a Fulton Schools faculty member who does a great job using artificial intelligence, or AI, to empower student learning, professional development and/or professional practice? Consider nominating them for the inaugural INSPIRE (INstructional Strategies for Partnership, Innovation, Resources & Engagement) Award!
The Mosaic Award recognizes faculty members who actively embody the value of “Build a Foundation for all to be Successful” in their teaching, research, service or outreach.
The spring 2026 ECEE Senior Design Capstone Demo Day features graduating seniors from ECEE presenting projects and research that address real-world challenges. This culminating showcase is an excellent opportunity for guests to engage with students and their innovative projects.
Build a machine learning model to predict the winner of the Australian Grand Prix using historical telemetry and constructor performance.
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.
Join us for food, fun and fellowship!
EAI, the world’s largest open information and communications technology society, is now accepting paper submissions for the 10th EAI International Conference on Smart Grid and Innovative Frontiers in Telecommunications, or SmartGIFT, hosted in Tempe, Arizona, Nov. 12–13, 2026.
ASU’s Fulton Student Council and the Student Success and Engagement office partner annually to turn the Tempe, West Valley and Polytechnic campuses into an event hub for Fulton Student Organizations, undergraduate and graduate engineering students.
IEEE LANMAN has an established tradition as a forum for presenting and discussing the latest technical advances in local and metropolitan area networking. The latest papers spanning both theory and experimentation are solicited in all areas of networking. In keeping with the heritage of the symposium, there will be a central theme, and in 2026, the theme is “Integrated Networking, Sensing and Communications for next-generation wireless networks.”