Arizona state university

Arizona State University (ASU) is a comprehensive public research university operating as a New American University. Founded in 1886, the institution has established a model focused on excellence, broad student access, and social impact. ASU operates through an interdisciplinary academic enterprise, offering over 800 undergraduate and graduate degree programs across 17 colleges and schools. It is a major center for research, with its Knowledge Enterprise division driving advancements in areas such as space exploration, sustainability, and health, and it has consistently achieved national recognition for innovation.

The university serves a global community of more than 194,000 enrolled students annually and functions as a significant economic engine, contributing billions to the state's gross domestic product and employing over 21,000 individuals. By fostering strategic partnerships, entrepreneurship, and technology transfer, ASU aims to address complex societal challenges. Its commitment to research, teaching, and inclusivity prepares graduates for a rapidly evolving workforce, while its large-scale investments in facilities and programs support its mission to design and accelerate change for the benefit of society.