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diego_laraRK2EG
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‎03-28-2023 06:33 AM

Download Fusion for students

diego_laraRK2EG
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‎03-28-2023 06:33 AM

Good Afternoon,

 

I need Fusion360 for highschool. I´ve read that this software is free for school, please, could you help me?

Thanks

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Download Fusion for students

Good Afternoon,

 

I need Fusion360 for highschool. I´ve read that this software is free for school, please, could you help me?

Thanks

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dan.banach
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‎03-28-2023 07:01 AM

dan.banach
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‎03-28-2023 07:01 AM

Hi @diego_laraRK2EG 

Thanks for posting your question. Yes, Fusion 360 is free for educators and students. You have a couple options.

  1. As an Educator, you can assign your students' a license of Fusion 360. With this method, you create an Autodesk account, Education profile, and verify your eligibility. Then you assign your students' a license. The students will receive an email, and they need to accept the invitation to create an Autodesk account and password. With this method the students bypass the Eligibility process.
  2. Your students can create their Autodesk account, Education profile, and verify their eligibility. Then they can request their own license of Fusion 360.

Here is a link to a document that explains the process. Educator’s guide to onboarding and offboarding students.

Note that your Eligibility needs to be confirmed each year.

 

Please let us know if this information helps.

-Dan



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‎03-28-2023 07:01 AM

Hi @diego_laraRK2EG 

Thanks for posting your question. Yes, Fusion 360 is free for educators and students. You have a couple options.

  1. As an Educator, you can assign your students' a license of Fusion 360. With this method, you create an Autodesk account, Education profile, and verify your eligibility. Then you assign your students' a license. The students will receive an email, and they need to accept the invitation to create an Autodesk account and password. With this method the students bypass the Eligibility process.
  2. Your students can create their Autodesk account, Education profile, and verify their eligibility. Then they can request their own license of Fusion 360.

Here is a link to a document that explains the process. Educator’s guide to onboarding and offboarding students.

Note that your Eligibility needs to be confirmed each year.

 

Please let us know if this information helps.

-Dan



Dan Banach
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