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4worldlovers: U.S. News & World Report just released its annual rankings and, for the ninth year in a row, ASU is the most innovative university in the U.S., ahead of MIT and Stanford. Far from our only No. 1 ranking, it’s further recognition of Sun Devils who strive for excellence in every endeavor, every day.

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At Arizona State University, you'll join a community that will help you explore your interests and learn new skills. Through quality academics, enrichment opportunities and support from friends and faculty, you'll graduate prepared to accomplish your goals throughout your life. Find the experience that fits you.


ASU was noted for its strong graduation rates and students’ postgraduation success as some of the reasons it was ranked a top 20 public college by The Wall Street Journal and Washington Monthly.


An ASU student team created an air-filtration system to help families in rural Mongolia clear smoke from their homes as they burn raw coal to try to keep warm.


Students in ASU programs in Los Angeles — including new programs beginning this year such as ASU FIDM — started the fall semester with excitement and optimism.


ASU making major progress in supporting Black students, staff and faculty


ASU’s LIFT initiative — a set of actions adopted in 2020 to support the success of Black students, staff and faculty — has accelerated meaningful change at the university and in the wider community.

A company founded by an ASU engineering professor and an ASU graduate is designing a fog-resistant helmet for NASA to enhance astronauts’ vision on the moon.

A new prototyping facility will enable student involvement in microelectronics research and development, and help lab innovations become real-life solutions.

4worldlovers:
At the School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning at Arizona State University, we are driven by a shared purpose to use the tools of geography, geographic information science and urban planning to address pressing issues that impact our communities, our cities and our world.


Our students investigate how people and the environment interact on the Earth's surface, how cities are planned for a diversifying society, how rising urban heat can be addressed, how spatial data science is used to inform complex conservation efforts, and so much more!

Join us as we navigate the world and plan the future.

From the urban heat islands we experience in our cities to the rising sea levels experienced by island communities, our students and faculty are at the forefront of advancing knowledge around climate change and developing strategies to mitigate the negative effects.

A new research partnership between the School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning and the University of Hawaii at Hilo aims to better understand the vulnerability of island ecosystems, reefs and island communities against rising sea levels, while enhancing research opportunities for students from underrepresented populations.

“This project will provide students the opportunity to develop skills to understand how their homes are being impacted now and in the future by sea-level rise.”

Our students and faculty are committed to our community and work toward creating happier, healthier and more equitable spaces.

Kendra – a recent graduate from one of our accelerated degree programs for urban planning – seeks to use her education to influence it further and be an advocate for more inclusivity within the planning profession.

“The Black community has been oppressed and systemically segregated from other communities ... I feel like as Black planners we can change that, and we want to feel heard, represented and supported in our roles as well.”

The students and faculty of the School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning are frequently recognized nationally and internationally for their creative, innovative and ground-breaking research.

Wenwen Li – a professor of geography who specializes in spatial analysis, cyberinfrastructure and artificial intelligence – was recently selected as a recipient of the National Science Foundation’s Mid-Career Advancement (MCA) award.

“I have always had a great interest in applying data science methods to solve environmental problems, especially those endangering the polar regions."

Seeing the wind: High-res images reveal its influence on beach environments