Advance your career with these professional development opportunities offered by the Fulton Schools, ASU and more.
Spend two weeks in Beijing at Tsinghua University, China’s top-ranked institution for environmental engineering. This interdisciplinary international certificate program invites participants to collaborate with global peers to tackle real-world environmental challenges. Students will get to enjoy lectures from Tsinghua’s renowned faculty, visits to cutting-edge environmental facilities and immersive cultural workshops and field trips.
Phoenix is set to become a tech powerhouse in 2025 with the arrival of SEMICON West, the premier microelectronics exhibition in North America. The first show will be at the Phoenix Convention Center on October 7–9, 2025, and will return in 2027 and 2029.
Associate Professor Brendan Saltaformaggio will lead a seminar on cyber forensic research to enable proactive malware remediation.
The Center for Cybersecurity and Trusted Foundations at Arizona State University and the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence would like to invite you to the upcoming ARO System Security Workshop.
The Fulton Schools will host four workshops this spring that new hires, probationary faculty, those considering submitting applications for promotion and tenure or promotion this next academic year, and faculty mentors are especially encouraged to attend.
The workshop is designed to identify real-world software security cases that can guide future multidisciplinary research in software security, identify current gaps among different areas, and establish a framework for mitigating vulnerabilities, especially those in large-scale and complicated systems.
Learn about careers in the semiconductor industry at the SEMI Professional Development Seminar.
Lean Six Sigma, or LSS, provides a proven framework for problem-solving, process improvement and data-driven decision-making, which are key skills employers highly value. Through the Global Outreach and Extended Education, or GOEE, program, we offer structured and hands-on LSS training designed to benefit your students without adding to your workload.
The Emerging Supervisor Program at Arizona State University is a self-paced, semester-long training for employees aspiring to become supervisors. With an ever-growing need for good leaders at ASU, the program was created to help those with little to no experience who hope to become leaders in their careers.
The Fulton Student Council is a voluntary leadership opportunity dedicated to student engagement, support and community-building. Members collaborate with the Student Success and Engagement office, advocate for student concerns and help direct activities.
Join the School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks for the Macroscopic Ensemble Methods for Multi-robot Data Collection in Dynamic Environments seminar.
Would you like to connect with peers, gain new insights and refine your teaching strategies? Our Communities of Practice, or CoPs, are open to all members of the Fulton Schools community, and you can join at any time.
Cohort of Recently-hired Educators, or CORE, is a hands-on community of practice designed exclusively for new engineering faculty members at Arizona State University.
The Fulton Schools of Engineering Education Seminars, or SEEdS, is a monthly virtual speaker series previously known as the Teaching Community of Practice that invites all members of the Fulton Schools community to come together regularly to learn about and discuss topics related to engineering education.
Would you like to connect with peers, gain new insights and refine your teaching strategies? Communities of Practice, or CoP, events offer unique opportunities to engage in collaborative learning about topics that matter to you. Each CoP event provides interactive sessions, valuable resources and actionable takeaways that empower you to elevate your teaching and student…