At Arizona State University's College of Integrative Sciences and Arts we take an approach to teaching, learning and discovery that leans on a 15th-century dreamer and doer to help celebrate and tell our story.
The complexities and interconnectedness of our world have always required solutions-makers who can integrate knowledge. The art, ideas, inventions and writings of Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) — painter, sculptor, musician, engineer, architect, and scientist — amplify how innovative and robust solutions come forward when we bring all kinds of knowledge to bear as we look to solve new challenges.
In Arizona State University's College of Integrative Sciences and Arts you will find access to opportunities that celebrate that mindset. You are supported by innovative teachers who are guided by student success, applied learning, and interdisciplinary inquiry. And you'll graduate with the capabilities of a master learner, with the information, innovation, and imagination skills that have the elasticity to serve you wherever your passions take you.
Kinesiology junior Cassaundra Gomez was sitting in BIO 102 last spring at Arizona State University’s Downtown Phoenix campus when she first learned about a unique opportunity.
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego faced a room of middle schoolers from Phoenix’s Creighton School District as she shared a few candid stories about when things didn’t go exactly as she planned in her lif
