In the School of Human Evolution and Social Change, we understand one of the best parts of your college experience is the campus culture. When you declare one of our majors, you’ll study on Arizona State University’s Tempe campus. The vibrant atmosphere, beautiful landscaping and unique architecture create the ideal environment for academic study, intellectual discovery and extracurricular activity.
We welcome you to the ASU School of Human Evolution and Social Change.
We are a thriving community of diverse intellectuals united by a pursuit of excellence and a desire to change the world for the better.
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The School of Human Evolution and Social Change maintains a global research presence, with field stations and laboratories in 12 nations.
For questions about our undergraduate programs, curriculum, opportunities and more, the information below is a great place to start. Please visit our undergraduate advising page for advising information and FAQs.
The School of Human Evolution and Social Change offers international students a prestigious academic home in the heart of a culturally rich and diverse university.
With well over 100 countries represented in ASU's student body and a host of undergraduate programs centered on not only learning about – but also finding solutions to – today's biggest global challenges, it's easy to see why the Institite of International Education named ASU the #1 public university chosen by international students.
Our school is globally focused in academics and research and provides a welcoming, enriching environment for students from around the world.
Here you will be partnered with faculty who are global leaders in their fields and who understand that each student is unique in terms of background, interests and learning styles.
From state-of-the-art facilities to a vast array of methodologies, you will be equipped with the tools to take your graduate career in the direction you want to go.
In addition to the information below about our application process, please review the FAQs for the program you are interested in:
All undergraduate students in the School of Human Evolution and Social Change are free to use our undergraduate lounge located in SHESC 140. The lounge has couches, a refrigerator, microwave, books and magazines for students to make use of while on campus between classes. It is also a great place to socialize and meet other students in the school.