Locations

 Anchoring all of our locations, the ASU Tempe campus is home to most of the Herberger Institute’s degree programs. In addition to academic buildings, the ASU Art Museum, and world-class venues and facilities in the design and arts district on the main campus, this location is in the heart of the thriving arts and culture scene of downtown Tempe. The Tempe campus offers unparalleled opportunities for business collaboration and expansion via cutting-edge facilities and world-changing technologies.

The 118,000-square-foot Media and Immersive eXperience (MIX) Center is part of the ASU Mesa Center for Creative Technology, a collaboration between ASU and Mesa, Arizona, a city rich in history, art, community and industry. Located in the heart of Mesa’s Innovation District, the site serves as a laboratory for advanced media technologies and media production, a platform for game development and a driving force for entrepreneurial solutions.

The ASU Mesa Center for Creative Technology also includes The Studios, an inclusive community entrepreneurship and creative production space open to all. Geared toward Mesa community members as well as students, faculty and staff interested in launching new ideas and seeking a connection space, the J. Orin Edson Entrepreneurship + Innovation Institute at ASU provides resources and programs to support current and aspiring entrepreneurs. 

In the fall of 2021, ASU opened the 16-story Fusion on First building. The first three floors house Herberger Institute programs, including popular music in the School of Music, Dance and Theatre and fashion in ASU FIDM, with the remaining 13 floors dedicated for student residential living. The apartment community is embedded in a setting that connects students organically with the regional business community and with key resources in supporting creative ventures among students, faculty, alumni, and among local artists, businesses and government agencies.

The high-tech innovation hub features a suite of industry-standard studio spaces and recording studios, digital media labs, performance spaces and an interdisciplinary maker’s space with laser cutters, 3D printers, felting and industrial knitting machines, and more.

The Herberger Institute, located in the ASU California Center Grand building in downtown Los Angeles, embeds us in one of the world’s most important centers of cultural and creative industries. Our LA-based initiatives include industry connections, degree programs, research and labs, events, partnerships and more. The nearly 200,000-square-foot building is home to the largest fashion library on the West Coast, the world-class ASU FIDM Museum, and ASU FIDM, ASU’s fashion program.

The ASU California Center Broadway, located in the historic Herald Examiner building in downtown Los Angeles, is a convenient gateway to the academic and research excellence that defines our New American University. The building’s design supports community gatherings and inspires entrepreneurship and innovation. There are state-of-the-art facilities, including a creative media center, virtual reality and editing studios, and special event spaces. 

ASU global includes over 300 online programs, as well as learning networks worldwide, including Europe, Asia, Latin America, Africa and Oceania. Physical locations in the United States include four campuses in the Phoenix metropolitan area, regional learning centers throughout Arizona, and facilities in Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and Hawaii.