Ansys works closely with academia to provide flexible solutions for teaching and learning. For educators, the Ansys Academic portfolio includes low-cost, multiphysics software bundles that support a wide range of engineering simulation needs, along with Ansys Granta EduPack for materials education.
Faculty can also access teaching resources, case studies, exercises and curriculum support that make it easier to integrate simulation and materials topics into engineering, science and design courses.
Explore Ansys academic software bundles organized by physics area, giving educators access to simulation tools for teaching across multiple engineering disciplines.
Read MoreAccess educator-focused teaching resources, including simulation examples, learning content and classroom-ready materials that helps bring Ansys tools into engineering education.
Read MoreSubmit proposals for new undergraduate courses or course enhancements that integrate Ansys simulation into engineering education.
Read MoreEmployers increasingly value graduates who can apply simulation in real design and development workflows. As simulation becomes more widely used across industry, universities have a strong opportunity to equip students with practical skills that strengthen technical understanding and career readiness.
Ansys supports educators with flexible academic tools and teaching resources that make it easier to bring hands-on simulation into the classroom. From undergraduate teaching to advanced research-led education, simulation helps students explore complex concepts, improve problem-solving skills and build confidence with tools used in modern engineering environments.
Explore curated Ansys learning paths that group relevant courses by topic or application, helping educators and students build structured knowledge across simulation workflows.
Learn MoreUse free, self-paced Ansys Innovation Courses to help students and faculty strengthen their practical understanding of simulation tools, physics concepts and engineering applications.
Learn MoreConnect with the Ansys academic and simulation community to ask questions, find answers and learn from shared discussions across product and physics topics.
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