The ESRI ArcGIS licensing structure will be changing to a No Cost model courtesy of the University Libraries for the 2024-2025 renewal year.
The sign in method for ESRI will be changing to an SSO model in fall 2024 at which point individuals will no longer need to request the software on yearly basis and instead simply sign into ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online using their NetID and password. Current license holders of the software will receive an email notification when the switchover occurs.
This software is used for geographic mapping. There are many different ESRI products available, the most popular being ArcGIS.
Resources
Those with an interest can sign up for our community list for ESRI. Simply click on the button below. On the page that follows, enter your information under Subscribe to this list:
ESRI Community List Signup
For additional resources related to ESRI, GIS and other mapping tools, please see the Libraries Research Guide.
ArcMap Product Lifecycle
ESRI ArcMap was retired from the Educational license on July 1, 2024. Users should move their production systems to ArcGIS Pro immediately.
For more information please see the ESRI Support ArcMap LifeCycle.
Migration Support
Access
Students
For access and information on utilizing ArcGIS please see the University Libraries ARCGIS subject guide.
Faculty and Staff
Please select the "Request Software" button to request access to ESRI products.
Access Types
Online Application
Most ESRI services including ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Enterprise are available through the MyESRI Portal which, once licensed, you will be able to log into with your NetID and password.
ArcGIS Pro Local Install (Windows Only)
Once licensed you can locally install ArcGIS Pro via the Software Center on university owned devices or via the MyESRI portal for personally owned Windows computers.
Additional Options
ESRI is also available on the Virtual Desktops.
Cost
No Cost
Questions?
If you have additional questions that weren't addressed above, please contact software@unr.edu for assistance.