Licences and Discounts

Staff and enrolled students at Trinity can access ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online under the university’s site license. Faculty members, researchers, and students can utilise ArcGIS for teaching, research, and learning purposes.  Details about the agreement can be found on the CHEST website.

Obtaining ArcGIS Pro and Online License

License Access: Both staff and students can request a Named User License for ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online.

To do so please fill out and submit the request form for an ArcGIS Named User License.

ArcGIS Pro can be downloaded and or run directly from https://mytrinityapps.tcd.ie/ 

Once you log in and validate your system, browse to ArcGIS Pro , you will have a choice to download and install or run it directly from https://mytrinityapps.tcd.ie/ via Cloudpaging Player (PC ONLY)

Important Notes:

Compatibility: ArcGIS Pro is only compatible with the Windows operating system. It is not designed for macOS. However, ArcGIS Online, a sub-package with limited functionality,  will work on any operating system, including macOS.

Account Expiry: Please note that once your College Active Directory (AD) Account expires, your access to ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Pro will also be terminated. Please ensure you back up all your data from your ArcGIS Account before your account expires.
Important Sites

1. Lecture with ArcGIS https://lecture-with-gis-esriukeducation.hub.arcgis.com/
2. Projects in ArcGIS Pro https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/projects/what-is-a-project.htm
3. Save a Project https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/projects/save-a-project.htm
4. Share your Work: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/sharing/overview/share-with-arcgis-pro.htm

The EndNote site licence for current staff and students is made available by Trinity College Library

Please see the EndNote page on the Library website for more information.

LabVIEW and Multisim are available for registered Trinity students and staff to install. Please read and accept the licence agreement, after which you will be given access to the download link and current licence code.

Under the Trinity Mathematica site licence agreement, staff and students can get a copy of Mathematica for Windows, Mac or Linux for either:

• Their own personal computer
• A Trinity-owned computer they are using

The software can be run or downloaded from MyTrinityApps or from the Wolfram download site (See links below).

• Mathematica for students' personal devices
• Mathematica for Trinity-owned computers

To download from the Wolfram site, you will need to register using your Trinity email address. Once registered, you will receive an activation code.

Please note this licence is for the purposes of teaching, learning, and non-commercial academic research only.

Details of the terms and conditions of the licence are available on the Wolfram website.

MATLAB, the language of technical computing, is a programming environment for algorithm development, data analysis, visualization, and numeric computation. Simulink is a graphical environment for simulation and Model-Based Design of multidomain dynamic and embedded systems. MathWorks produces nearly 100 additional products for specialized tasks such as data analysis and image processing.

Trinity College Dublin has a Campus-Wide License for MATLAB, Simulink, and add-on products. Faculty, researchers, and students may use these products for teaching, research, and learning; please note that commercial use, including non-academic research, of MathWorks products is not permitted under the College site licence. The license allows installation of the products on university equipment, including classroom and lab installations, and on personally owned computers.

Licence Cost

The site licence is funded by departments across college contributing to the cost based on usage. There is no initial charge for downloading and using MATLAB software under the College site licence for the current academic year. However, you should be aware that:

• Records are kept for each copy of the software that is downloaded from MathWorks.
• Based on the number of downloads your department may be contacted and requested to make a financial contribution towards the cost of the renewal of the site licence for the next academic year. You may therefore retrospectively be asked by your department to justify your download of MathWorks products and their usage in your academic research and teaching and learning activity.
• For guidance the minimum departmental financial contribution would be approximately €650.

Please see the Program Offering Guide and Software Licence Agreement for T&Cs, including copyright related to deployment of generated applications.

Installation Instructions

For instruction on how to download, install and activate the software, please see our PDF guide.

• MATLAB and Simulink Installation Instructions

Installation Support and Online Learning

• Contact MathWorks Installation Support
• MATLAB Onramp – Learn MATLAB in just 2 hours
• MATLAB Academic Online Training Suite – Interactive self-paced online courses
• MATLAB Online – Instant access to MATLAB from a web browser
• MATLAB Mobile - Evaluate MATLAB commands, create and edit files, visualize data, and view results – all from your iPhone, iPad, or Android device.
• Videos and Webinars – Search for videos by application or product to learn about the vast capabilities and uses of MATLAB & Simulink
• MATLAB Examples – A collection of free and reusable code plus examples on how to use MATLAB & Simulink
• MATLAB Grader – Automatically grade MATLAB code and run your problems in any learning environment

Azure Dev Tools for Teaching provides tools to STEM faculty and students to expand their study of software development and testing. These tools include such technologies as Platform SDK, SQL Server, Visual Studio .NET, and Windows Server.

Students can access this through the following web site: Education Hub Store.

More information is available on the Microsoft Website at Azure Benefits and Incentives

Minitab is licensed by IT Services for up to 150 concurrent staff and/or student users. It may be used on Campus only and can be accessed via MyTrinityApps.

The NVivo site licence is funded by TRiSS and available for use by current staff and students on and off campus.

The use of NVivo in Trinity is governed by the CHEST Agreement terms and conditions which can be viewed here: Chest - NVivo. By using NVivo under the Trinity site licence you are agreeing to abide by these terms and conditions.

NVivo can be installed via MyTrinityApps. The downloaded version requires a licence which can be obtained by filling out the NVivo Licence request form.

Please note that a contribution cost is required from each School/Department prior to the issuing of the licence. To find out more, contact triss@tcd.ie.

Important: Projects created in NVivo 14 cannot be opened in NVivo version 12, or earlier. There are database changes between versions which prevents backward compatibility. For further information on version compatibility please visit the NVivo website.

The Overleaf Commons site licence is funded by contributions from a number of academic areas across College and is available for use by current staff and students on and off campus.

Please see Overleaf's acceptable use policy and terms of service. Users of Trinity’s Overleaf Commons subscription must accept and agree to abide by these policies.  By using Overleaf under the Trinity site licence you are agreeing to abide by these terms and conditions.

Licence Cost

The site licence is funded by departments across college contributing to the cost.  There is no initial charge for using Overleaf under the College site licence.  However, you should be aware that:

• Records are kept for usage of Overleaf software under Trinity’s site licence.
• Based on usage your School or department may be contacted and requested to make a financial contribution towards the cost of the renewal of the site licence. You may therefore retrospectively be asked by your department to justify your use of Overleaf in your academic research and teaching and learning activity.

Access

Overleaf may be accessed at Overleaf for Trinity

Staff and currently enrolled students can avail of the SPSS site license for educational use but not for research funded by a business or organisation which would result in commercial gain. SPSS can be installed on any College-owned computer and also on a home computer.

SPSS v29 can be run from MyTrinityApps on and off Campus on a Windows computer only.

To download the SPSS installation files please visit MyTrinityApps. During the SPSS installation process, you will need the latest SPSS licence code. The licence code will be made available following acceptance of the terms and conditions of Trinity's SPSS licensing agreement.

A new licence code will be required in June/July each year in order to continue using SPSS software. Please see our web pages on how to update the SPSS licence code.

A broad range of SPSS training and support resources are available through the SPSS Academic Portal, which requires you to register using your @tcd.ie email address.

Stata is site licensed by TRiSS and available for use by current staff and students on and off campus and in Trinity labs.

The use of Stata is governed by the Stata EULA which can be viewed here: Stata End-User License Agreement. By using Stata under the Trinity site licence you are agreeing to abide by the terms and conditions in the End-User Licence Agreement.

For Windows, Stata can be run, both on and off Campus, via Cloudpaging on MyTrinityApps.

For Mac, Stata can be downloaded from MyTrinityApps. The downloaded version requires a licence which can be obtained by filling out the Stata License request form.

Please note that a contribution cost is required from each School/Department prior to the issuing of the licence. To find out more, contact triss@tcd.ie.

DataDesk has been retired and is no longer being developed. Because of this, it is no longer available via a College site licence.  

More information is available on the DataDesk website.

Under the Microsoft Campus agreement, staff can avail of a Windows operating system upgrade (or downgrade), Microsoft 365 Apps, and the client access licenses for the following: Windows Server, Exchange, SharePoint, System Centre Configuration Manager, Endpoint Protection.

Windows Operating System

Current staff members can install Windows 11 on up to 5 devices (e.g. PC, laptop, phone, etc) whether personally or Trinity owned.

Microsoft 365 Apps

Microsoft 365 Apps, which includes applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, and OneDrive, can be installed on up to 5 devices. Please see our page on How to Install Microsoft 365 Apps.

Under the terms of Trinity's Campus Agreement, staff may also purchase Microsoft applications for use at home. More information, including how to purchase, is available on the Microsoft Home Use Programme website.

IT Services are pleased to be able to offer all current Trinity students the Microsoft 365 Apps suite of software, free of charge.  Microsoft 365 Apps can be used online or downloaded on up to five devices, including Windows, Mac, Android and iPhone.

Applications include Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, Access, and Publisher. Microsoft 365 also includes OneDrive which is a form of personal cloud storage. Students can use up to 500 GB of storage with a maximum file size of 2GB.

For further information please see our Microsoft 365 Apps for Students web page.

For other more specialised software, College staff may be able to avail of discounted academic pricing under the existing CHEST UK agreements. In order to check out the software available under the CHEST scheme please check the following web site: https://www.chest.ac.uk/.

Licences for Adobe software such as Acrobat, Dreamweaver and Photoshop should be purchased through the resellers, Micromail.

Most Adobe products must be purchased via user subscription and can be purchased under the VIP program.

A perpetual licence can be purchased for a limited range of products under the CLP program.

Trinity staff can avail of the highest level of discount under both programs.

For pricing and licence information regarding Adobe software please contact Micromail via adobe@micromail.ie or info@micromail.ie.

There is a Trinity group scheme, administered by the Trinity Centre for BioEngineering, which results in cheaper per licence costs.

If you wish to purchase annual licences through the Trinity group scheme, please contact Simon Carroll at scarrol6@tcd.ie.

Perpetual licences are available directly from the company GraphPad. Perpetual licences are intended for individuals and should not be used on shared computers or by multiple people.

Via Micromail

For those who wish to purchase other Microsoft software (e.g. Project, Visio, etc.) which is not licensed site-wide under the College Microsoft Campus Agreement, please contact Micromail for discounted pricing. A quote can be requested from campus@micromail.ie or info@micromail.ie a Trinity PO may be used to purchase.

Via the Microsoft Home Use Programme

Staff who wish to purchase other Microsoft software for home use may do so via the the Microsoft Home Use Programme website.

Via the HEAnet Academic Software Centre

Staff who wish to purchase discounted versions of Microsoft 365 or Microsoft Windows for personally-owned computers may do so via the HEAnet Academic Software Centre.

A discounted Adobe Creative Cloud Subscription is available via the HEAnet Academic Software Centre.

Students can check out www.software4students.ie for discounted pricing on various software not already included above.