- Unqualified institutions
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Unqualified institutions include:
- Schools not recognized by the Department/Ministry of Education in the country
- Hospitals not wholly owned and operated by an Educational Establishment
- Training centres or schools granting certificates for courses such as computer software training or job training that are not accredited schools that grant degrees requiring not less than the equivalent of two (2) years of full-time study
- Other unqualified examples as listed by Adobe from time to time on its website
- Public museums, religious organisations, public libraries see non-profit eligibility
Eligibility guide
Adobe academic discounted software is available for students, teachers, staff, and institutions. You can purchase software for your personally owned computer or those owned by your school. See if you or your school is eligible for low education prices. The following requirements apply to countries in Europe, Middle East and Africa.
Is my institution eligible?
To see if you can purchase software for your school at education discounts, check the following list of eligible types of institutions. Accredited schools can purchase products through special Adobe Volume Licensing programs. Learn more ›
- Accredited public or private primary, secondary, vocational or higher education school providing full-time instruction. This includes nursery schools, primary schools, secondary schools, high schools, grammar schools, schools for the handicapped, teacher training colleges, technical colleges, further education colleges, research institutes, adult education centres, and State run or State subsidised facilities for the retraining of the unemployed where the government funds more than 50% of the courses. Note: School Site Licences are available to qualifying state funded and independently funded schools only, located at a single address or identified as a single site by the Department/Ministry of Education. These site licences are not available to postsecondary or higher education institutions.
- Administrative offices or boards of education of Educational Establishments (for their own use)
- Education-related membership organizations, e. g. student unions, teachers’ unions or education associations and other organizations at Adobe’s discretion.
- Individual named educational entities approved by Adobe in writing, if not already listed by Adobe’s website
- Hospitals that are wholly owned and operated by an Educational Establishment. Wholly owned and operated means the Educational Establishment is sole owner of the hospital and the only entity exercising control over day-to-day operations.
- Research laboratories that are a public establishment and recognised as such, teach students as part of their research mission, and are affiliated with a university or are controlled by a Ministry of Education or comparable entity
- Educational consortia and systems: Corporations and associations validly organised and existing under the laws of the Territory, whereby each member or shareholder of which is an accredited school
- Other qualified examples as listed by Adobe from time to time on its website
Ready to get the discount?
If you and your school meet the qualifications above, you can browse education versions of Adobe software. Once you're ready to purchase, you'll be asked to submit proof or your qualifying status during checkout.
Yes, I qualify for the education discount
Please acknowledge that you can provide proof of eligibility to qualify for education pricing
* Accredited schools are those that are recognized by the Ministry of Education or an equivalent government body.
