Microsoft project management software used to plan, manage, and communicate a project schedule and other information among workgroup members, project managers, and other stakeholders.
Dear @McMed Issacs Pamakari,
Thank you for your inquiry, and I completely understand your interest in accessing Microsoft Project as a student.
I would like to clarify that Microsoft Project is not included as part of the standard Microsoft 365 Education plans (such as A1, A3, or A5), which typically provide access to applications like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Teams. Microsoft Project is offered as a separate product and is not automatically available for free under student subscriptions. To verify your eligibility, I kindly recommend contacting your school’s IT department to confirm whether Microsoft Project is available through Azure Dev Tools for Teaching (formerly Azure for Students) or via your institution’s software distribution portal.
If your institution does not provide access to Microsoft Project, you may refer to the official Microsoft page: Compare All Planner Options and Prices| Microsoft Planner where you can explore available Project plans and select a suitable option to begin a free trial or proceed with a subscription.
To start the free trial of Project Plan 3 that includes the desktop app, you can directly click on the Free trial button of this page
Please note that all Microsoft subscription free trials are offered for a limited duration of one month per account.
I hope this helps. Thank you for your patience and understanding. Hope you having a nice day and really much warm regards to you as well.
Looking forward to your response!
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