The Scottsdale MBA from the ASU West School of Management meets in the Scottsdale Airpark in north Scottsdale. The program is held one evening a week and on alternating Saturdays for approximately two years. Classes taught by School of Management faculty emphasize the development of critical learning skills, with practical application in analyzing local industries. Students, faculty and industry experts work together on projects for local companies. A range of educational services support school districts seeking to improve their certified staff productivity, retention and skill capabilities.
Teachers can earn their masters or apply credits to state requirements for teacher recertification.
Courses are tailored to meet teacher needs and utilize flexible scheduling, including both evening and weekend courses. Using the department's three-year schedule of courses, students should be able to complete most, if not all, of the course requirements over the instructional television system. The Tri-University Master of Engineering is intended to meet the educational needs of Arizona's practicing engineers. With industry input, Arizona's three state universities, Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, and University of Arizona, expect to enhance the skills, knowledge and understanding that are critical to today's practicing engineers. The courses are offered through a variety of distance-delivery methods in flexible formats at any of the three universities.