ASU is one of the fastest-growing research universities in the world, with nearly $1 billion in annual research funding. The university offers a wide variety of bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree programs, with more than 250 majors through 17 schools teaching a range of disciplines including nursing, journalism and engineering. ASU has a total annual enrollment of 183,000+ undergraduate, graduate and professional students on its four campuses in metropolitan Phoenix; most students attend the Tempe campus. More than 97,000 students are enrolled online. The university has a student-teacher ratio of 23:1. ASU was founded in 1885 as a teachers college.
What is a Product Manager? A Product Manager at Arizona State University plays a pivotal role in shaping how students, faculty, and staff engage with the university’s digital ecosystem. You connect institutional strategy with measurable outcomes by defining product vision, prioritizing roadmaps, and orchestrating execution across engineering, design, data, and...
What is a Project Manager? A Project Manager at Arizona State University plays a central role in turning the university’s most important initiatives into measurable results. You coordinate complex, multi-stakeholder work across academic units, central administration, and external partners to deliver programs that advance ASU’s charter—expanding access, increasing student success,...
What is a Software Engineer? As a Software Engineer at Arizona State University, you design, build, and sustain the digital systems that power a world-class public research institution. Your work touches the core of ASU’s mission—broad access, academic excellence, and community impact—by creating reliable services for students, faculty, and staff....
