Having free access to advanced, professional design tools like Autodesk Fusion 360™ has empowered our students and taught them how to navigate changes in a fast paced industry. “At RIT, we are grooming our students for successful careers in industrial design, and teaching them to leverage advanced technologies to address global design challenges is integral. – Helping educators to inspire creativity and innovation through a project-based curriculum and a multidisciplinary approach to education facilitating collaboration and hands-on problem-solving skills that reflect today’s business realities. – Imparting industry-relevant knowledge and 3D design skills to give students a competitive edge to achieve their personal goals today, and career success in the future. – Building proficiency with young learners from middle schools and up to support science, technology, engineering, digital arts, or mathematics (STEAM) related subjects to solve real world challenges.
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There is still work that lies ahead of us as we join forces with governments, institutions, and partners to prepare an industry-ready workforce around the world by removing the barriers to software access,” Joseph added.Īutodesk’s 3D design software, creativity applications, and learning resources are being used across the education continuum to advance learning outcomes, including: “This is the second pledge we have made in North America in less than six months, and we are not stopping here. Nearly anyone with an idea can turn concepts into reality overnight, and we believe that today’s students will shape tomorrow’s industries,” said Tom Joseph, senior director of education, Autodesk. The rise in mobile and cloud technology also means that it is possible to design anywhere, at any time. “Advances in accessible 3D design and fabrication technology are disrupting design, engineering and entertainment professions as we know them. Autodesk’s pledge is valued at over $460 million, and empowers educators at more than 35,000 middle schools, high schools, and higher education institutions in the United States and Canada. This represents the next step in the continued transformation of Autodesk’s education business model in order to fulfill its mission of helping students and educators imagine, design and create a better world. (NASDAQ:ADSK), a leader in 3D design, engineering, and entertainment software, today announced that it will offer schools in the United States and Canada free access to its professional 3D design software and creativity applications. SAN FRANCISCO–( BUSINESS WIRE)– Autodesk, Inc. 3D Design Software Leader Delivers on Commitment to Prepare an Industry-ready Workforce by Removing Barriers to Software Access
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