Arizona State University (ASU) is a public research university for men and women in Arizona, USA. The school consists of five campuses scattered in the Phoenix metropolitan area and 1 campus located in Lake Ha Vasu, with a total of 22 colleges.
Arizona State University has the largest number of students in the United States. Tempe local normal school was established in 1885, which is the first normal school in Arizona. 1945, the school began to accept the supervision of the Arizona Senate and changed its name to Arizona State College. 1958, the school was renamed Arizona State University. The school has always been in the forefront of American research universities and has been classified as a "research university with high research activities" by Carnegie higher education institutions. From 65438 to 0994, the school was classified as a "research I" university, which is one of the major new research universities in the United States.
Every campus of Arizona State University offers bachelor's degree, master's degree and doctor's degree. At the same time, online education at Arizona State University offers 465,438+0 undergraduate degrees, 37 graduate degrees and 65,438+04 undergraduate/graduate certificates, ranking among the top ten universities with the best online education programs in the United States.
20 14 Arizona state university successfully acquired Thunderbird global management college, which was once known as "the first college of international management education". The acquisition may further enhance the international influence and globalization of Arizona State University.