MATLAB now available to UC students, faculty and staff
Sign into the UC MATLAB portal for software, support and help
The University of Cincinnati offers a campus-wide License to MATLAB technical computing, Simulink model-based design and more than 100 other industry-standard software tools.
The license provides UC students, faculty and staff members anywhere access to MATLAB software, support and technical assistance in a centralized UC MATLAB portal.
UC MATLAB Portal
- Get software. Access MATLAB online or download, install, and activate MATLAB software on your university-managed or personally owned device.
- Get support. View how-to guides and learn to use MATLAB effectively with online training courses.
- Get technical assistance. Help with MATLAB software activation, installation, bug-related issues, and more.
For more information, please visit the MATLAB page on UC Digital Technology Solutions website.
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