Academic Program for Electromagnetic Simulation Software
WIPL-D’s origins are strongly rooted in the university environment, and the company continues to build strong partnerships with academia worldwide. Our University Program for electromagnetic (EM) simulation software is designed to support both education and research in antenna design, computational electromagnetics, and high-frequency engineering.
The program is accessible and affordable for universities, professors, researchers, and students, enabling effective use of WIPL-D tools in teaching, academic projects, and scientific research. For more information about licensing and participation, please contact our Sales team.
A comprehensive set of learning resources, tutorials, and technical materials is available in our Support/Download section, supporting both classroom use and self-paced learning.
WIPL-D also supports future engineers through scholarships and paid internships, with new opportunities announced each year.
Contribution to Research and IEEE Community
WIPL-D actively contributes to the global scientific community. Each year, our engineers and users present work at leading IEEE conferences on antennas and propagation, electromagnetics, and microwave engineering, and publish in peer-reviewed journals and IEEE transactions.
Collaboration with the School of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade
WIPL-D maintains a long-standing collaboration with the School of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade, one of the leading institutions in electrical engineering in the region. This partnership includes research projects in computational electromagnetics and antenna modeling, supported by the Serbian Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development.
The Department of Microwave Technology uses WIPL-D as a primary EM simulation software tool across bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD programs, particularly in courses related to antenna design, microwave engineering, and numerical electromagnetics.
The majority of WIPL-D employees are graduates of the School of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade, most of them from the Department of Microwave Technology, further strengthening the connection between industry and academic research in electromagnetics.