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.

Finding their field of passion is the goal of most students when they enter college. Davis Taylor (BS Accountancy '24, MACC '25) discovered a passion for accounting as an undergraduate at ASU’s W. P.

Kate Fitzgerald's (MS-EI '25) passion for volleyball and a desire to create opportunities for fellow female student athletes to capitalize on NIL led her to create VBAmerica, a volleyball clothing and lifestyle brand, and brought her to W. P. Carey.

As a finance professional and an entrepreneur, Priyanka Modi (MS-FIN '25) made the choice to pursue a master's degree to further develop her technical skills while expanding her network and career opportunities.

As artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in our everyday lives, the need for leaders educated in its mindful, ethical use continues to grow. ASU’s W. P.

The ability to think like an entrepreneur is a benefit for any kind of business career, and is a central part of the Master of Science in Entrepreneurship and Innovation program at W. P. Carey — and it’s what led Santino Sciullo (MS-EI '25) to further his education here.

The Master of Science in Entrepreneurship and Innovation (MS-EI) from the W. P.

The W. P. Carey School of Business offers degree programs such as the Master of Science in Entrepreneurship and Innovation to provide a path for those with an entrepreneurial spirit to gain the tools they need to succeed.