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Connect with Ansys to explore how simulation can power your next breakthrough.
Students get free access to world-class simulation software.
Connect with Ansys to explore how simulation can power your next breakthrough.
Ansys partners with student teams competing in a variety of competitions by providing access to free research software, learning resources, and support.
Student teams using Ansys have a competitive edge and gain a skillset required to be successful in the real world. Ansys provides university-based student teams free research software, resources, and support. Student teams using Ansys participate in a range of global competitions including but not limited to Formula SAE (FSAE), Hyperloop Pod Competition, Solar Car Challenge, F1 in Schools, and a variety of autonomous vehicle and rocket design challenges.
Ansys Student Team Webinar Series
Join Ansys’ Simulate to Win Week starting September 14th and learn how to design faster, test smarter, and improve performance using simulation. Explore FEA and CFD sessions built around real-world applications—plus a featured session with Red Bull Racing on how professionals interpret simulation results to drive performance. Ask your questions, connect with Ansys experts, and walk away ready to apply what you learn to your team’s designs.
View AgendaThere are more than 200 free, on-demand Innovation Courses covering a broad range of physics topics as well as specific applications of Ansys products. Additionally, we have a “Student Team” category of courses designed with specific competitions in mind.
Explore how student teams are leveraging simulation to design, test, and bring winning designs to life across automotive competitions, rocketry, solar racing, and more.
See how Formula Student teams build engineering skills in aerodynamics, vehicle dynamics, structures, and electrification through simulation-based learning that supports smarter design decisions before reaching the track.
Discover how Baja SAE teams use simulation to reduce weight, evaluate durability, optimize suspension performance, and build vehicles capable of conquering demanding off-road terrain.
Uncover how student rocketry teams use simulation to analyze aerodynamics, structural loads, and flight behavior to improve performance and increase launch success.
Learn how solar racing teams use simulation to improve aerodynamics, maximize energy efficiency, and optimize vehicle performance for long-distance competition.
Find out how Shell Eco-Marathon teams use simulation to reduce energy consumption, improve efficiency, and push the limits of fuel economy and alternative propulsion.
Dive into how hyperloop teams use simulation to optimize pod aerodynamics, evaluate structural performance, and refine high-speed transportation concepts before physical testing.
Take a look at additional student competition stories highlighting how simulation helps teams solve complex design challenges and accelerate innovation.
Each playlist is designed to help student team members enhance their skillsets and provide specific ways to utilize Ansys software to achieve success while participating in competitions.
As a dedicated simulation solutions provider, Ansys is a valued solution for students competing in a variety of design competitions all over the world, including but not limited to:
Student teams in partnership with Ansys have permission to use the Ansys logo on their website, social media pages, marketing collateral and most importantly your finished designs. Showcase your team’s skillset with Ansys by highlighting our logo on your design.
