Alumni and careers
Alumni and careers
Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering outcomes, Optional Practical Training and the Arizona State University alumni network.
Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering outcomes
$78,000*about ₹74.1 lakh a year
Median full-time starting salary for Arizona State University engineering graduates
of new engineering graduates employed or with a job offer within six months*
Top employers of Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering graduates include
- Amazon
- American Express
- Boeing
- Cisco Systems
- Deloitte
- eBay
- PayPal
- General Motors
- Honeywell
- Infosys
- Intel
- Lockheed Martin
- Microsoft
- Northrop Grumman
- Oracle
- Raytheon
- Verizon
See the complete list of employers at engineering.asu.edu/bachelors-degree-outcomes.
*Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at ASU, bachelor’s degree outcomes, engineering.asu.edu/bachelors-degree-outcomes. Rupee amount based on 1 U.S. dollar to 95 rupees. Past outcomes do not guarantee employment.
Join a worldwide network
When you graduate, you join a community of Arizona State University alumni that reaches across India, the U.S. and around the world.
Students from India are the largest group of international students at Arizona State University.
Sources: asu.edu/about; yourfuture.asu.edu/india; global.asu.edu
A STEM-designated degree, then Optional Practical Training
Both degrees are STEM-designated, awarded by ASU in a science, technology, engineering or math field. STEM designation entitles graduates to apply for Optional Practical Training for up to 12 months immediately after graduation, with an additional 24-month STEM extension, for a total of up to three years of post-graduation work eligibility in the United States.**
**Students choosing to study on-campus at ASU are eligible for OPT, allowing graduates to apply for the opportunity to work legally in the United States for up to three years (depending on program eligibility). Subject to U.S. immigration regulations.
From ASU News, April 30, 2026
Computer science grad earns IBM fellowship for AI research
Naman Ahuja completed his undergraduate degree in computer science in Hyderabad, India, then a master’s in computer science at ASU. He joins Amazon in Seattle.
Source: ASU News, April 30, 2026, news.asu.edu/20260430-sun-devil-community-computer-science-grad-earns-ibm-fellowship-ai-research. Past outcomes do not guarantee employment.
Student stories
Hear from students from India
Students from Nagpur, Bengaluru, Delhi, Chennai and beyond describe life at Arizona State University in their own words.
“ASU is a home away from home.”
“The professors here are very knowledgeable and they have a very rich industrial experience.”
“People from all walks of life come here from all communities, from all countries across the globe.”
“For someone who’s keen about exploring new things, I couldn’t find myself a better fit than ASU.”
“I decided to come to ASU because of its reputation, great professors and the diverse student body.” Indian student at ASU
Quotes from ASU videos on YouTube: youtu.be/hKv-EOXIFxw and youtu.be/naQ6KQM1X4I