Installing ArcPro on your own device 

Esri's ArcGIS Pro is available to all UCSB netIDs.

ESRI ArcGIS Pro will work on MS Windows only. Linux, Mac, and Chromebook users should request a quarterly GeoSpatial Azure Labs VM. 

Whenever you use Esri or ArcGIS resources, UC Santa Barbara affiliates with a UCSB email account should sign in at https://ucsb.maps.arcgis.com using the "Your ArcGIS organization's URL" login and type in “ucsb” as the organization’s address URL (if it is not filled already). Your affiliation with UC Santa Barbara’s ArcGIS Online organization gives you access to resources that are not otherwise available to someone outside of our organization. 

Once you have gone through the UC Santa Barbara's SSO Login (DUO Authentication may be required) you will be redirected to the UC Santa Barbara ArcGIS Online Organization homepage.
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In the DREAM Lab 

  • Ten workstations in the DREAM Lab have ArcGIS Pro 3.5. We also offer QGIS.
  • Access to our entire Spatial Data Collection. (X:\ and Y:\ drives) 
  • Esri US demographic data on our Instruction Share (T:\EsriData)

Around Campus:

  • All College IT Labs have ArcGIS Pro 3.5 When not scheduled for classes, all labs are open for general student use.  
  • Various teaching labs in Geography, Earth Sciences, Bren, and other departments have ArcGIS.  Inquire with your department.

On your Windows PC

All students, staff, and faculty at UCSB are eligible for a license to ArcGIS Pro for their personal computers. Users may be logged on up to 3 separate devices at a time. 
On your Mac/Apple device

ESRI ArcGIS Pro will work on MS Windows only. Linux, Mac, and Chromebook users should request a quarterly GeoSpatial Azure Labs VM

Download Installer for Arc GIS Pro 3.x here

Please review the system requirements for  ArcGIS Pro. 

On the Server

Esri's server-side applications are all available for campus use.  AWS and Azure both support ArcGIS Server products.  Please contact us for information about Esri server software. 

ArcGIS Online Account Management