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Ansys Academic software is available for teachers to incorporate into their curricula, students to utilize for assignments, and researchers to advance their projects.
The demand for graduates with engineering simulation skills is exploding. This is largely due to the widespread use of simulation across product development and optimization workflows. To better prepare students, the Ansys Academic program offers simulation software and materials education resources to support the teaching of engineering, science and design curricula.
Students can take advantage of our free student software downloads for homework outside of the classroom, capstone projects, student competitions and more. Our free student software has been downloaded more than 1.5 million times.
Ansys’ learning resources are ever evolving. Our foundational offerings include the Learning Forum—providing a community for peer-to-peer and peer-to-expert support—and free, self-paced Ansys Innovation Courses, plus technology tips and videos, and introductory tutorials with step-by-step directions for performing basic simulations.
Educators across the world leverage Ansys Academic software and materials education resources to better prepare their students for success. Ansys also offers a host of resources to support curriculum development.
Much of the world’s most important research is done on campus, from developing cutting-edge medical breakthroughs to new energy solutions and advances in electronics. Ansys-powered simulation helps university research departments push the envelope.
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