Fueling the future of manufacturing
What do we do here?
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 on research and industry partnerships.
We prepare students to lead in the development and optimization of the advanced systems and processes that will drive the future of manufacturing. Our programs in manufacturing, robotics, artificial intelligence and systems engineering empower students to excel, preparing them for the challenges and opportunities of tomorrow.
News and innovation
The hidden powers of porous copper
ASU engineering researchers discovered a new way to 3D print porous copper structures, unlocking faster manufacturing for applications in security and energy.
Los Alamos National Laboratory supports ASU student research
The multi-year collaboration connects ASU students to national laboratory projects.
How an ASU grad is shaping next-gen automation
Robotics alumnus Manan Luthra turns real-world challenges into automated solutions that advance research and industry.
Degree programs
Bachelor’s degrees
Manufacturing engineering, BS
Robotics and autonomous systems, BSE
Master’s degrees
Artificial intelligence engineering (manufacturing), MS
Artificial intelligence engineering (robotics), MS
Manufacturing engineering, MS
Robotics and autonomous systems (systems engineering), MS
Doctoral degrees
Manufacturing engineering, PhD
Robotics and autonomous systems (mechatronics and automation), PhD
Systems engineering, PhD
Meet Binil Starly
“Since arriving at Arizona State University, I’ve been connecting with the faculty and staff at MSN and across the Fulton Schools and we are thrilled to be accelerating and expanding a robust advanced manufacturing ecosystem at ASU — one that will impact the state of Arizona and the country as a whole.”
Learn more about our School
Welcome to the School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks! Home to the Innovation Hub, Industrial Automation and Robotic Systems Lab and so much more.
Thriving at the forefront of technology innovation, advanced manufacturing curriculum and industry collaboration are top priorities for the School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks.
Binil StarlySchool director and professor
