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I am a postdoctoral researcher at a university. Which Adobe plan should I use?

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August 12, 2021
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There are four available plans: Individuals, Business, Students and teachers, Schools and universities. I am neither a teacher nor a student. Are faculty members like me eligible for a Students and teachers subscription?

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Correct answer DeanUtian

The last answer gave good information.

I'll just add some advice to check with the IT department or at least your supervisor about current Adobe relationships with the university. The university may have a site licence that includes all staff.

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DeanUtian

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The last answer gave good information.

I'll just add some advice to check with the IT department or at least your supervisor about current Adobe relationships with the university. The university may have a site licence that includes all staff.

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Vasilii5Author

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Thank you for the advice!

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DeanUtian

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My pleasure. Hope all has worked out on your side.

kglad

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yes, you're eligible for an education (student, teacher, staff) license and that's what you want to pursue, https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/education-faq.html

schools, universites and departments are programs for groups of people. ie, more than one license.Education | Adobe Buying Programs

(individual license is available too, but it's more expensive and business/team/enterprise licenses are for groups of people.)

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Vasilii5Author

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Thank you very much! That is helpful

kglad

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you're welcome.

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