The Fulton Undergraduate Research Initiative, or FURI, gives Fulton Schools undergraduate students the opportunity to pursue funded research under faculty mentorship, explore their interests and strengthen problem-solving and communication skills.
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Online students
The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering offer 33 fully online programs. Find resources, events and opportunities for online students here.
Empower women in tech at the Ada Lovelace Summit, Oct. 18
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.
Learn cyber forensics skills at the Tracer FIRE workshop, Jan. 23–25
Come learn cyber forensics skills, put them to practice and compete in challenges!
Speak about something you’re passionate about at Ignite ASU, apply by Oct. 8
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.
See some sweet rides at the 2025 Polytechnic Car Show, zooming onto campus Oct. 24
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.
Attend the Fulton Schools Online Career Fair, Oct. 1
Join Boeing, Deloitte, Enterprise Automation, ES Foundry, Rambus, Sub-Zero and others for an online career fair from the comfort of your own home.
Explore research opportunities with ASU faculty, Oct. 1
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.
Attend a time management goals workshop and enjoy free food, Oct. 1
The Fulton Accelerated Community Engagement, or FACE, program is putting on an event aimed at helping Fulton Schools engineering students with time management skills.
Learn how tutoring can benefit you at PULSE meet and greet events, Sept. 30
Peer-led Undergraduate Learning, Support and Engagement, or PULSE, is holding a pair of meet and greet events to introduce students and faculty to their range of tutoring services. Whether you are a student or faculty member, this is your chance to connect with tutors, student leaders and staff who are here to support student and faculty success this semester.
Learn about the future of robotics at the Southwest Robotics Symposium, Oct. 31–Nov. 1
Calling all Sun Devils interested in exploring the future of robotics, artificial intelligence, or AI, and human collaboration! ASU will host the Southwest Robotics Symposium, or SWRS 2025, on the Tempe campus from Friday, Oct. 31–Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025.