ASUS Announces the ASUS Education Loaner Program

Fremont, California, May 14, 2024 - ASUS today announced the ASUS Education Loaner Program¹, a new initiative that furthers our commitment to empower education with innovative technology solutions. Through this program, educational institutions – including primary and secondary schools, colleges, and universities – can deploy state-of-the-art ASUS, ROG, and ProArt hardware for Esports and STEAM activations.

At ASUS, we believe that Esports can be a valuable addition to educational curricula. Our partnership with Mira Mesa High School in San Diego, California, to implement a dedicated Esports program showed that students who participated found motivation to improve their academic performance, developed vital leadership and collaboration skills, and experienced first-hand the pride that comes from representing their school. Educational institutions looking to invest in Esports can count on ASUS and ROG systems to deliver optimal performance when it matters most. With top-of-the-line processors and graphics cards, these machines reliably render game worlds at high frames per second, giving students a crucial edge in competition.

In addition to empowering students to take their passion for gaming to the next level, ASUS, ROG, and ProArt systems are powerful tools for STEAM learning as well. Their graphics cards, processing resources, plentiful RAM, and speedy storage serve equally well as platforms for teaching students computer science, web development, 3D rendering and animation, video editing, and graphic design – all skills that will prepare them for careers in rapidly growing and in-demand fields. Furthermore, integrating these technologies into educational curricula provides students with the opportunity for hands-on experience with industry-standard equipment. For the budding engineers at NYU Tandon School of Engineering, ASUS ProArt systems offered the latest technology to foster innovation – allowing students to harness their creativity to confront challenges that stem from rapid advancements in technology, evolving consumer behaviors, and the complex dynamics of the digital landscape.

Devices available for loan include, but are not limited to, the following:

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¹ Participants are only eligible if based in the United States of America.