Thunderbird School of Global Management at ASU

Thunderbird School of Global Management is located on Arizona State University’s Downtown Phoenix campus. Downtown Phoenix has undergone a revitalization and today, 20,000 students call the Downtown Phoenix campus home.

Positioned in the heart of Downtown Phoenix’s business district, it’s only steps away from major sports arenas, museums, performing arts centers and other entertainment venues. T...

Thunderbird School of Global Management is located on Arizona State University’s Downtown Phoenix campus. Downtown Phoenix has undergone a revitalization and today, 20,000 students call the Downtown Phoenix campus home.

Positioned in the heart of Downtown Phoenix’s business district, it’s only steps away from major sports arenas, museums, performing arts centers and other entertainment venues. T-birds can utilize first-class fitness facilities, numerous dining options, and enjoy local culture steeped in regional history.

As a major hub for global trade and commerce, Phoenix provides students with rich internship and job opportunities within multinational corporations, global nonprofit organizations, and government agencies, as well as access to thought leaders from across sectors and industries.

Outside the classroom, students participate in hands-on entrepreneurial and public service opportunities, contributing to the economic, cultural and overall health of the community while gaining skills and experience for careers after graduation.

Students at Thunderbird School of Global Management enjoy modern classrooms with the latest technology, study rooms and comfortable lounge areas, as well as a commercial district with restaurants, gym, shops, a movie theater, hotels and bars.

Thunderbird students can also make use of libraries, gyms, sport and recreational facilities, entrepreneurial projects, research labs, and more.

All courses are offered in English, however Thunderbird’s Master of Global Management (MGM) program includes foreign language training. All graduates earning the Master of Global Management degree are required to have training in at least one language in addition to English by graduation.