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1. • • You will receive an email containing your Student ID number. This will be your username for your IT account throughout your time at the University.
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   What is my USW username?

   • Your username is an 8-digit number you can find on your student ID card. You need to activate your account before you can access any online services. Whilst you work at USW you will have a staff email address which is usually in the format [email protected]

   Using your email | University of South Wales

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   How do I enrol at USW?

   • Before starting to study at USW, you will need to complete enrolment process. The below guidance will make this as smooth as possible. Here, you will gain access to your username and password. Your student email address format will be student number followed by @students.southwales.ac.uk e.g. How to set up your university IT account.

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   How secure is my USW it student account?

   • We have increased the security on your USW IT student account. This includes enabling Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) providing extra protection for your IT account and personal data against phishing attempts and cyber threats.

   IT Account Access and Amendments | University of South Wales

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   Does USW have a staff email address?

   • Whilst you work at USW you will have a staff email address which is usually in the format [email protected] If your name is the same as another member of staff, you may have a number in your email for example firstname.lastname5

   Using your email | University of South Wales

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   How do I enrol in University of South Wales Online?

   • Once you have set up your University IT account, you can sign in to our online enrolment service. You just need your USW ID number and password. The University of South Wales Student SMART ID card is multipurpose and acts as your University identification, Library card, Door Entry card and allows you access to University services and facilities.

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   Where do emails from University of South Wales come from?

   • Emails from University of South Wales support teams for example, will only come from @southwales.ac.uk addresses. It is very easy for some hackers to make a link look like it is directing you somewhere else at first glance, and what looks like a link to for example could actually be directing you to a fake website.

   FAQs | University of South Wales - University of Wales, Newport

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3. its.southwales.ac.uk › password-and-email › usingUsing your email | University of South Wales

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   Whilst you study at USW you will have a student email address in the format username@students.southwales.ac.uk. Your username is an 8-digit number you can find on your student ID card. You need to activate your account before you can access any online services.

4. www.southwales.ac.uk › getting-started › enrolmentEnrolment - University of South Wales

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   Set up your university IT account. Here, you will gain access to your username and password. Your student email address format will be student number followed by @students.southwales.ac.uk e.g. 12345678@students.southwales.ac.uk.

5. its.southwales.ac.uk › it-support › faqsFAQs | University of South Wales - University of Wales, Newport

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   Students: your username is your student enrolment number: it is an 8-digit number that can be found on your Student ID Card. You may have entered an incorrect password . Please click here to reset your password.

6. its.southwales.ac.uk › password-and-email › passwordIT Account Access and Amendments | University of South Wales

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   IT Account Access and Amendments. We have increased the security on your USW IT student account. This includes enabling Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) providing extra protection for your IT account and personal data against phishing attempts and cyber threats.

7. advice.southwales.ac.uk › a2z › unilife-overviewUniLife – an overview | University of South Wales

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   UniLife is USW's student portal, which brings together various student websites, systems and services. Log into UniLife with your student email address and password: https://unilife.southwales.ac.uk.

8. advice.southwales.ac.uk › a2z › microsoft-365Microsoft 365 | University of South Wales

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   Use your USW student IT account to log in to Microsoft 365 here: https://login.microsoftonline.com/ There are also several places with direct links to specific parts of Microsoft 365, for example the UniLife homepage (login required) has direct links to Outlook Mail ('Mail'), Outlook Calendar ('Calendar') and Microsoft 365 ('Office 365').

9. registry.southwales.ac.uk › online-enrolment › howHow to Enrol | University of South Wales

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   You will receive an email containing your Student ID number. This will be your username for your IT account throughout your time at the University. Please ensure that you enrol online as soon as you receive your email.