The School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks, part of the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University, is an innovative, transdisciplinary institution focused …

Graduates with a doctoral degree in manufacturing engineering typically pursue research-focused careers in academia or industrial R&D. This advanced training prepares them for leadership …

ASU’s master’s degree in manufacturing engineering prepares graduates to design and manage integrated systems that produce high-quality, cost-effective products.

This program equips students to design and manage complex robotic and autonomous systems. With a focus on systems engineering, AI and automation, graduates are prepared for …

Students and faculty in the School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks have access to the latest manufacturing technologies for working on projects and conducting research.

It houses both the School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks and The Polytechnic School — both part of the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at ASU. The building is also the …

The project-based, hands-on curriculum, combined with advanced fabrication facilities, prepares graduates to thrive as manufacturing engineers in a rapidly evolving and globalized supply …

These graduates are suited for leadership roles in aerospace, defense, healthcare, energy, transportation and manufacturing, where managing complex systems is critical.

Staff directory for ASU Engineering's School of Manufacturing and Systems and Networks (MSN).

ASU Engineeing's School of Manufacturing and Systems Networks and The Polytechnic School share an advising office on the Polytechnic campus.