Ansys empowers the next generation of engineers
Students get free access to world-class simulation software.
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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.
Learn how simulation and materials products can enhance your curriculum and provide students with an improved learning experience.
Simulation is used to solve the world’s most challenging problems. Additionally, materials products help engineers make informed decisions to drive better end results. Students graduating with this skillset are employable and make a difference on day one of their careers.
Our Academic Webinar Series highlights ways to strengthen your curricula, provide a hands-on learning experience and improve student retention rates.
Exploring how to take your career or skillset to the next level? Attend our webinar to learn about the Technical University of Madrid’s online Master’s Degree Program.
Join our webinar, “Teaching Solid Mechanics with Ansys,” and discover how interactive simulations can transform your teaching:
Join our Teaching Computational Fluid Dynamics with Ansys webinar, designed to strengthen understanding of fluid flow and CFD concepts at all levels. Using pipe-flow losses as a clear, accessible example, this session will showcase thoughtfully crafted demonstrations that make complex ideas easier to grasp and apply. Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen CFD knowledge with practical, classroom-ready insights and examples — register now!
Don’t miss our upcoming session on bringing simulation into biomedical engineering education. We’ll walk through practical ways to help students visualize complex concepts, strengthen their understanding of physical principles, and connect classroom theory to real-world healthcare applications. You’ll also see examples of easy-to-use teaching resources that can support labs, projects, and early exposure to simulation in your curriculum.
