Unlock your curiosity
Downtown Phoenix
Saturday, Feb. , 1–5 p.m.
State-of-the-art living and learning facilities are found in the heart of Arizona’s capital city.
Woven into the downtown business and professional community, ASU’s Downtown Phoenix campus creates strong learning and career connections for more than 11,500 students with media, health care, corporate and government organizations.
West Valley
Saturday, Feb. , 1–5 p.m.
ASU’s West Valley campus blends a liberal arts education with future-focused leadership preparation.
Located in northwest Phoenix, the West Valley campus is home to students pursuing degrees in the health industry, business, education, and interdisciplinary arts and science programs. Patterned after the University of Oxford, the campus architecture is designed to create a close-knit learning community.
Polytechnic
Saturday, Feb. , 1–5 p.m.
The Polytechnic campus is home to students who are exploring professional and technical programs.
ASU's Polytechnic campus is a nexus for studies in interdisciplinary sciences, engineering, management, technology and education. Industry partnerships are key to the campus's distinctive course offerings, which provide opportunities for project-based learning within advanced laboratory spaces. Specialized equipment for hands-on exploration includes simulators for flight and centers for consumer behavior research, semiconductor fabrication, comprehensive commercial printing and design services, and on-demand digital manufacturing.
Tempe
Saturday, Feb. , 1–5 p.m.
More than 55,000 students study at the historic Tempe campus.
The historic Tempe campus offers hundreds of majors that engage undergraduates and graduates in multidisciplinary research and exploration in innovative laboratories and facilities. Mountain America Stadium and ASU’s other Big 12 athletic venues contribute to the spirit-filled energy on campus. The Sun Devils’ athletic complex, performing arts facilities and high-tech research space create a dynamic and engaging learning environment.
Experience Arizona State University firsthand
Each year, ASU Open Door invites the local community, adults and children of all ages to experience ASU and discover why it continues to be ranked No. 1 in areas that matter. Whether you’re an adventure seeker, lifelong learner, science guru or art enthusiast,
Would you like to see recent Hubble and James Webb Space Telescope images? Or learn about the Psyche NASA mission led by ASU to visit the asteroid Psyche? How about looking into the future with Dreamscape Learn, virtual reality, artificial intelligence or visiting our newest building, the Walton Center for Planetary Health for a plethora of activities? Or looking backward at the “founding fossil” — Lucy, the 3.2 million-year-old Australopithecus afarensis? We’ve got all that too! Like Engineering or Physics? Learn about 25+ engineering programs, from testing software programs, to 3D printing, to programming a robot, plus explore dozens of physics experiments. Dive into the microscopic water world by examining water samples from the nearby canal. Or visit The Buseck Center for Meteorite Studies, where you can see and touch real meteorites, and meet the people who study them! Check out more than 60 years of handwritten observations of chimpanzees in the wild, begun by famed conservationist Jane Goodall. When we say we have something for everyone, we really mean it!
Thank you for helping make Open Door 2025 a success! We loved connecting with community members, alumni, and students across the valley and having the opportunity to share ASU's exciting projects and initiatives. We look forward to seeing you again next year!
Registration for Open Door 2026 opens in July.