Nick Brockelman (BS Finance '11, MACC '25) had been working in property management and real estate for a decade before deciding to return to school. This led him back to W. P. Carey and to the Master of Accountancy and Data Analytics (MACC) program.

Sometimes, a particular class or a connection with a faculty member can ignite a spark that leads to a new journey. For Jared Sidhu (BA Corporate Accounting '24, MTax '25), a course in his W. P.

Karthik Vadlamani (MS-SCM '25) quickly realized the importance of supply chain as he began working after his undergraduate studies. This led him to ASU’s W. P. Carey School of Business for the Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MS-SCM) program.

The Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence in Business (MS-AIB) from the W. P. Carey School of Business gives its students — like Nora Mawashi (MS-AIB '25) — the tools and knowledge needed to tackle these questions and leverage AI in a mindful and responsible way.

W. P. Carey's Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence in Business program is just one way ASU is preparing students to thrive in an evolving business landscape.

Min Zhang (MACC '25) had been working in accounting in her home country of China for five years before her move to Arizona. She could tell the difference in the industries between the two countries, which led her to pursue the Master of Accountancy and Data Analytics (MACC) at W. P. Carey.

Bethany Farmer's (BA Business Law '24, MS-SCM '25) passion and love for business brought her to the W. P. Carey School of Business as an undergraduate at Arizona State University, and brought her back for the Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MS-SCM) program.

Sometimes, a particular class or a connection with a faculty member can ignite a spark that leads to a new journey. For Jared Sidhu (BA Corporate Accounting '24, MTax '25), a course in his W. P.

Tyler Lai (BS Computer Information Systems '24, MS-AIB '25) was an undergraduate student at ASU’s W. P. Carey School of Business when he found an interest in how technology and business intersect.

Mari Funabashi (MTax '25) previously worked as a film composer in London. She knew she wanted to undertake a career change, and a side job revealed a passion for accounting and taxation. She was able to pursue her MTax degree at W. P.