Whether you're just starting or looking to refine your skills, our Foundational Fridays, hosted on the first Friday of every month, are tailored specifically for students eager to delve into the world of simulation. Each month, we explore a key topic in simulation technology, providing you with the tools and knowledge to apply these techniques effectively in your studies and future engineering challenges. Engage with experts, gain valuable insights, and build a solid simulation foundation with Ansys.
Foundational Fridays Webinar Series
Build your simulation skillset with our monthly Foundational Fridays webinar series, designed to help students master core engineering concepts
Upcoming Webinars
LIVE WEBINAR
June 13, 2025
11 AM EDT
Getting Started with Ansys HFSS
Join the Foundational Fridays webinar on Ansys HFSS, tailored for undergraduates. Understand the user interface, create designs, and learn about various solvers through a step-by-step example.
Live Webinar
July 11, 2025
11 AM EST
Optimization Tips and Tricks for Students
Join us for a session dedicated to engineering students who want to improve their optimization skills in parametric design studies and automation of simulation toolchains using Ansys optiSLang software
LIVE WEBINAR
August 01, 2025
11 AM EST
Enhance your design project with material selection
Every physical product is made of materials. But in design projects, materials can often be a second (or third!) thought, leading to more time and money spent. At Ansys, we have the Ansys Granta EduPack software, which makes it much easier to include materials selection in your design project workflow
alongside other Ansys simulation tools.
On-Demand Webinars
FEA Tips & Tricks
Join our Foundational Fridays webinar for students in mechanical engineering. Learn to use CAE tools for solid mechanics and design. Explore hands-on strategies for real-world engineering challenges.
CFD Tips and Tricks for Students
Join our Foundational Fridays webinar to explore CFD simulations, enhance your understanding, and develop skills for greater career opportunities in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering.
