Events and opportunities for Fulton Schools international students.
Devils Invent is a weekend-long design challenge where students come together to tackle real-world problems with creativity, teamwork and innovation. This round’s theme, Fueling Innovation in Aerospace, invites participants to explore the future of intelligent control systems in aviation.
Join the Learning, Information, Optimization, Networks and Statistics, or LIONS, group for a seminar with Nicholas Loizou, assistant professor in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics and the Mathematical Institute for Data Science at Johns Hopkins University.
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!
You’re invited to participate in a brief survey exploring student awareness of and access to aerospace-related opportunities. This research aims to identify patterns in exposure, accessibility and educational pathways — helping inform future outreach efforts that are more equitable and impactful, particularly for students from underrepresented or financially disadvantaged backgrounds.
Join the Learning, Information, Optimization, Networks and Statistics, or LIONS, group a for a seminar with Duong Do, a fifth-year doctoral student in the School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering, part of the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University.
Modern innovation isn’t just about individual components: It’s about how they work together to redefine flight and automation. Join us for a high-impact Tech Talk featuring John Markham, chief engineer at Honeywell, as he dives into the world of systems engineering.
Are you ready to see how global engineering projects move from the drawing board to reality? Join us for an exclusive Tech Talk featuring Naseer Mohammed, senior director of business development at Honeywell.
SpaceHACK for Sustainability is back March 27–28, 2026, for its annual two-day hackathon at Hayden Library and online, led by the ASU Library Unit for Data Science and Analytics and ASU Interplanetary Initiative, where ASU students turn satellite data into real solutions for sustainability.
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!