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Iron Viz: Student Edition encourages students to ask tough questions and think critically about data. Check out this year’s winning visualizations.

Tableau's Senior Curriculum Strategy Manager, Sue Kraemer, helps break down data best practices to help guide you through your data visualization process.

Learn more about Tableau’s student-only data visualization competition—Iron Viz: Student Edition.

How do you introduce kids with no data background into the data world? Here are three curated data activities—for all ages—to learn how to collect data, interpret graphs, and how to explore data to uncover insights.

Recruiters spend just 6 seconds skimming through each resume. Show off your data visualization skills and stand out in the application process by visualizing and making it interactive in Tableau.

Step by step instructions to see and understand your music listening data using Tableau.

Tableau Desktop is free for all full-time students. Find out how to get started. 

Learn about the 2022 Tableau Student Ambassador cohort and how they cultivate a love for data in their own communities, and showcase the power of Tableau to new data learners.

Tableau interns share their top lessons learned in growing data skills and bridging the gap from academia to the workforce.

Explore the top three data visualizations from our competition, the 2021 Iron Viz: Student Edition, with topics ranging from air pollution to animal extinction.

Data is all around us, and we need to support kids by encouraging them to interact with and analyze data early in life. All kids are data kids read to discover tips and resources to help kids explore data.

Tableau Academic student user, Ryan Soares, describes his Tableau journey in our latest blog post and shares best practices for students learning data analytics.