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Naperville North High School
Discover how Naperville North High School uses GitHub Classroom to enhance their AP Computer Science curriculum, creating a professional-like collaborative environment that enhances learning.
Rice University
Learn about Rice University's journey integrating GitHub into their first-year computer science classes, improving student engagement and project management through practical, real-world tools.
CS50 at Harvard University
Explore how Harvard’s CS50 course leverages GitHub to streamline course management, distribute content, and track student progress, significantly enriching the computer science education experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is GitHub Education?
GitHub Education is a community dedicated to empowering the next generation of developers through the power of open-source education. Whether you're a student eager to make your mark, an educator aiming to inspire, or an early career developer looking to sharpen your skills, GitHub Education is here to help you succeed.
Why Join GitHub Education?
Sign up for free and take the first step toward becoming a leader in technology and innovation.
Is GitHub Education right for my school?
GitHub Education offers free access (yes, free!) to GitHub Enterprise Server or GitHub Enterprise Cloud. This program is specifically designed for accredited institutions that grant degrees, diplomas, or certificates. It equips schools with a comprehensive suite of tools to enhance the educational experience but does not include Enterprise Support, Advanced Security, Enterprise Managed Users (EMUs), Copilot Business, or contract redlining.
Our offering is intended as a whole-school solution to ensure every department benefits. It promotes an integrated learning and development environment throughout your entire institution. However, the adoption must be at the institutional level and cannot be implemented by individual departments.
To fully participate, your school must:
If your institution does not fit this criteria, such as not granting formal degrees or certificates, please contact our sales team to discuss alternative options and available education discounts.
Who can apply?
If you're leading your school's IT program, heading a department, or overseeing technology adoption at your school, you're welcome to apply. Provide the requested information, and GitHub will be in contact to discuss eligibility and the next steps. The agreement must be signed by your school's CIO or CTO as part of a full campus solution.
How do I sign up?
To receive the free benefits, your school needs to:
Interested? Let us know, and we'll guide you through joining our education initiative!
Do schools receive free access to Copilot and the Student Developer Pack?
While GitHub offers free access to Copilot Pro and numerous partner tools for all verified students and educators, these are not accessed through our educational institutional benefits. Students and educators must apply directly to receive these benefits.
Can I enroll my non-profit educational organization?
GitHub Education supports accredited institutions that grant degrees. For non-profit organizations, GitHub offers separate discounts. Visit our GitHub Social Impact site for more information.