News Releases

New Student Software Products Available

A special, one-year license for ArcView is now available to full-time and part-time students. Available for either ArcView 9 or ArcView 3.3, the new license is designed for students who need access to GIS software to complete course assignments or for research projects. ArcView 9 also includes the ArcGIS Spatial Analyst, ArcGIS 3D Analyst, and ArcGIS Geostatistical Analyst extensions. ArcView 3.3 does not include any extensions.

Students in the United States can order these and other products by calling the ESRI Telebusiness Department at 800-447-9778. If you are outside the U.S. and would like to order software, please contact your local ESRI distributor.

Press Releases

• Our World GIS Education Book Series from ESRI Press Wins Award
  Fourth Quarter, 2008
• ESRI's Peter Eredics Joins University Advisory Council
  Third Quarter, 2008
• ArcGIS 9.3 Supports Geospatial Information in Adobe Acrobat 9 and PDF
  Second Quarter, 2008
• Our World GIS Education Book Series from ESRI Press Schools Students in Geospatial Thinking and Analysis
  Second Quarter, 2008
• College Students Use GIS in Business Intelligence Competition Held at AITP's National Collegiate Conference
  Second Quarter, 2008
• ESRI Development Center Program for Universities Launched
  Second Quarter, 2008
• Tele Atlas and ESRI Team Up to Support GIS Education
  First Quarter, 2008
• New ESRI Development Center Program Established for Universities
  First Quarter, 2008

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ArcUser Stories

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• Understanding an Ancient Roman City in Tunisia
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ESRI In the News

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