Fusion 360 (Commercial) – for professional, commercial purposes.

Fusion 360 for Education – for educational institutions or student use only.

Fusion 360 for Startups – for startups developing new products (qualifications are required, see below).Fusion 360 for Personal Use – for non-commercial use (some exceptions apply, see below).Fusion 360 is now available through the following four subscription types: But, did you know that most qualify to get Fusion 360 free? Do you qualify for Free Fusion 360?Īs of October 7, 2019, Autodesk has updated the existing subscription types, while introducing two new types. Hearing how advanced Fusion 360 is may have you thinking that it’s way out of your budget. It’s built for the modern designer, maker, or engineer, and best of all it works on PC, Mac, and mobile devices. Sorry for the hassle, and I hope this gets sorted quickly to avoid further disruptions.Fusion 360 is the first 3D CAD, CAM, and CAE tool of its kind. If that is possible for you, consider the fact that personal accounts do not require this verification. As such, I can teach Fusion 360 to a wide array of license types and there is zero impact to the learning path because those are the major differences between student accounts and personal accounts. The curriculum does not use Generative design, collaboration, or file translation from other CAD systems such as Inventor.

It's a 3 credit class, which is only 40 contact hours. One thing I've discovered while teaching Fusion myself: My college class has startups, education licenses, free personal users, and commercial users. I'm going to send your note to the team working on it. It sounds like you are seeing 100% coverage for your students. It's currently a new system that is going through a testing phase. Since then I've discovered that it's not universal, not every student is required to do it.

Weeks ago when I replied to this, I did not know about a new program being put in place to reduce fraud in the student licence pool.

Fusion 360 student account