Students
Tap into your limitless potential
Microsoft innovations, free software, and educational programs help students use modern technology to prepare for the future.
Benefits
Pursue your passion with resources designed for you
- Master coding with Minecraft and MakeCode, bringing computer science to life.
- Be it photography, videography, or digital art, Microsoft has apps that make channeling your creativity easy.
- Explore dozens of education apps built to enrich your learning, like Sketchable, Ink to Code, and Polarr.
Training and resources
Student Hub
Explore AI with interactive projects, discover resources like self-paced trainings, earn industry-recognized certifications, and more.
Office 365
Get started with Office 365 for free
Students with a valid school email address are eligible for complimentary Office 365 Education,
including free Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and now Microsoft Teams,
plus additional classroom tools. It’s not a trial—so get started today.
including free Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and now Microsoft Teams,
plus additional classroom tools. It’s not a trial—so get started today.
Jumpstart your career
Prepare for your future
Stay connected with the Microsoft community, where you’ll find programs, resources, and career opportunities to help students pursue careers in technology—or any other industry.
Student deals
10% off at the Microsoft Store
Students and parents can get 10% off on select devices, including Microsoft Surface, when they purchase at the Microsoft Store.
Deals
Microsoft Azure $100 credit
Start building apps, explore artificial intelligence, make the most of big data, and build your developer skills with free access to professional tools.
Deals
Microsoft 365 for just $2.99/month
With Microsoft 365 Education, use apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint to create, connect, and share wherever you go.
Deals
Get up to $100 off Surface Laptop Go 2
Surface transforms the way you can learn. Work from anywhere and find new ways to engage with materials and classmates.
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