Students and Schools

Are you a university or college student? We offer you the opportunity to use our programs free of charge for non‑commercial purposes while enrolled in a university or college. Many students have benefited from this support in recent years and have already become satisfied customers.

Are you a student at a university or college and want to use Dlubal Software during your studies? Or do you want to prolong your license? Here you can directly access the form to request or extend the free student license.

Are you an instructor and have enjoyed the free version? Or would you like to try out Dlubal Software? Then you are right here! Click here to directly access the form to request or renew your free instructor license.

Have you used the Dlubal Software programs for your bachelor, master or diploma thesis, dissertation or for your scientific essay? We would be happy to publish it on our website.

Have you written your thesis using the Dlubal programs RFEM or RSTAB? Submit your thesis to us! There are many reasons to feature your thesis for free.

Browse the collection of graduation theses (student projects as well as diploma, bachelor, master and doctoral theses) written and submitted by students utilizing the structural analysis and design programs by Dlubal Software.

Are you a teacher at a university, a college, or other non-commercial institution? Seize the opportunity we offer you and use free full versions of our structural analysis programs for teaching purposes, including in lab-type settings.

Would you like to request such a school package? Here you can directly apply for your free school package. It's quick and easy – just fill out the form. We'll take care of the rest.

Would you like to learn more about RFEM and work successfully with it? We offer free basic training in the FEA program RFEM for universities and other educational non-commercial institutions.

Are you looking for references? Here you will find a list of universities and non-commercial institutions that use Dlubal Software for teaching or research.