This week, robotic process automation company UiPath said it will donate software to the George Mason University School of Business. The goal is to provide resources for students to learn about robotic technology.

Valued at $16.4 million, the donation by New York-based UiPath includes 8,200 three-year user licenses valued at $2,000 each.

“This game-changing contribution of RPA software and support from UiPath will be a valuable complement to the school’s focus on the future of work, and will help our students gain insight into new models for business,” said Maury Peiperl, dean of the GMU School of Business, in a statement. “The opportunity for students and faculty to work with innovators like UiPath is an immense benefit to all involved.”

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