Arizona State University (ASU)-Polytechnic
ASU's Polytechnic campus in Mesa is home to The Polytechnic School, a specialized engineering and technology institution within the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering that emphasizes applied, hands-on learning in manufacturing, robotics, clean energy, and information technology. The campus offers distinctive programs not available at Tempe, including the only B.S. and Ph.D. in Manufacturing Engineering in the ASU system — a critical resource for Arizona's expanding semiconductor and advanced manufacturing workforce. Graduate degrees in Clean Energy Systems, Robotics and Autonomous Systems, and Systems Engineering serve professionals looking to deepen technical leadership in industrial settings. Information technology and software engineering programs bridge computing and industrial applications, while the Human Systems Engineering program addresses ergonomics and human-machine integration relevant to automated production environments. The Polytechnic School's focus on applying engineering to real-world operational challenges makes it especially well-suited for workforce development in battery, semiconductor, and advanced manufacturing industries.
Academic Programs
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- B.A.S. Manufacturing Systems
- B.S. Human Systems Engineering
- B.S. Information Technology
- B.S. Information Technology (Cybersecurity)
- B.S. Information Technology (Networking)
- B.S. Manufacturing Engineering
- B.S. Software Engineering
- B.S. Technological Entrepreneurship and Management
- B.S.E. Engineering (Automotive Systems)
- B.S.E. Engineering (Clean Energy Systems)
- B.S.E. Engineering (Electrical Systems)
- B.S.E. Engineering (Mechanical Engineering Systems)
- B.S.E. Engineering (Robotics)
- B.S.E. Robotics and Autonomous Systems
Locations
United States :Arizona
