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Making Headlines
At the School of Earth and Space Exploration, we're committed to high-impact scientific discovery. Our faculty, researchers and students fearlessly explore the great unknowns of the Earth, our solar system and the universe. Keep up on the latest events, news and discoveries by visiting our newsfeed, following us on social media, and signing up for our newsletter. And please contact us if you'd like to learn more about specific research or to be added to our news release distribution list.
About Camp SESE
Assistantships
The majority of students admitted to a School of Earth and Space Exploration research‑based graduate program (MS or PhD in Astrophysics, MS or PhD in Geological Sciences, and PhD in Exploration Systems Design) are offered financial support through graduate assistantships. Funding is not provided for accelerated degrees and capstone or applied project-based degrees.
Is this your first year at ASU?
First-year students (not including ASU Online students) receive advising support in Armstrong Hall.
Prospective Graduate Students
The majority of the School of Earth and Space Exploration’s admissions are for the fall semester. Spring admissions occur under special circumstances. For full consideration of funding and campus recruitment activities, the following application dates apply. Applications are encouraged before these dates and those received after may be considered at a lower priority for funding:
Admission Overview
The School of Earth and Space Exploration does not currently have special admission requirements. If you are accepted into ASU, you may declare one of the School of Earth and Space Exploration majors. Although there are no specific admission requirements for the school, students seeking School of Earth and Space Exploration majors must have strong science and math backgrounds.
Astronomy Shows
The Marston Exploration Theater is back for the fall semester with our 3D programming!