Colleges, universities, and technical schools.This includes all accredited public and private schools, including: A qualified educational institution is one that has been accredited by an authorized governmental agency for the primary purpose of teaching enrolled students. Qualified educational institutions are eligible for Autodesk education software and services. Software and cloud-based services subject to an Educational license or subscription may be used by eligible users (US site) solely for Educational Purposes (US site) and shall not be used for commercial, professional, or any other for-profit purposes. Note: Free Autodesk software and/or cloud-based services are subject to acceptance of and compliance with the terms and conditions of the terms of use and/or other terms (US site) that accompany such software or cloud-based services.

Access to products includes the current version plus up to three prior versions (where available).įor assistance with your education account, see Autodesk Education Support (US site). For more information about specific titles, see the Autodesk product page. Certain titles may also be available in additional languages. See the Education Community site (US site).Īll Autodesk software and services are available in English. Most Autodesk products are available with educational access, including web services like Fusion 360. Educators, lab administrators, and IT administrators of qualified educational institutions may receive free access to Autodesk software titles for installation in classrooms or labs.

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