Embed GIS in K–12, post-secondary and professional programmes to develop students’ critical thinking, data literacy and digital skills in alignment with workforce needs. GIS learners can use their skills to analyze real-world challenges like climate change and urban growth.

Equip researchers with the best tools for spatial analysis, visualization and integration of complex datasets. GIS enables you to uncover patterns, test hypotheses and communicate insights in environmental science, health, engineering, social sciences and the humanities.

Access current, authoritative, ready-to-use geographic data through global, national and local sources in ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World. Enhance learning with teaching resources, like course collections and tutorials, made for K–12 and post-secondary students.

Cultivate a geographic approach that connects concepts across subjects. Whether it’s being used to analyze climate change in science class, statistics in math class or urban change in history class, GIS helps students see how real-world issues span disciplinary boundaries.

Enable project-based learning, field data collection and community-engaged research. Using mobile data capture, dashboards and story-driven communication, students can connect data to place and demonstrate impact beyond the classroom.

Unlock powerful capabilities for school board administration and campus operations that bring together data on enrollment, facilities and more in one map-based view. GIS supports data driven decisions that advance efficiency, equity and sustainability.