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  1. www.nottingham.ac.uk › dts › communicationsEmail - The University of Nottingham

    Advice and guidance about your university email account. Login to M365 email. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is required to access Microsoft 365 services. All users must set up MFA.

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    Sign in to your Outlook.com, Hotmail.com, MSN.com or Live.com account. Download the free desktop and mobile app to connect all your email accounts, including Gmail, Yahoo, and iCloud, in one place.

  3. www.nottingham.ac.uk › dts › accounts-and-accessStudent IT account - The University of Nottingham

    • It Account Activation
    • Activating Your It Account
    • Secure Your Account
    • Registration
    • Requesting Access to Additional Services
    • How Long Are Accounts Valid for?
    • Your Responsibilities

    You will receive an email to your personal email address three weeks before your official start date, this will include your Student ID.

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    Watch the video below to find out how to complete your IT account activation and change your temporary password. Once activated, please configure Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)to secure your account.

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    Many services will require you to use Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to approve access. Now that you have activated your IT account and changed your temporary password, please set up MFA to secure and access your Microsoft 365 account. Setting up MFA

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    Once you have completed activation, you can sign in to your university Microsoft 365 account. You will receive an email to your university email address explaining how to complete online registration. Once you have finished online registration, all students must complete in-person registration. If you experience any issues with registration please ...

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    If students require access to additional services specific to their course or modules, they must gain approval from a Sponsor (i.e. Course Director, Module Convenor, Principal Investigator) and contact the IT Service Deskto arrange access.

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    Student accounts are valid for the duration of their studies at the University and will be closed 120 days after their official leaving date. This includes any agreed extensions to courses, including writing of theses. There are exceptions for the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Physiotherapy and the School of Education. Accounts may also be close...

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    All studentsmust take full responsibility for activity within their IT account and adhere to the: 1. Acceptable Use Policy 2. JANET Acceptable Use Policy All account owners are required to take appropriate care to protect their account details and passwords. View the University's Information Security policies (SharePoint log in required): IT Securi...

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  4. www.nottingham.ac.uk › dts › communicationsConnect your devices - The University of Nottingham

    Connect your devices. Access your university email from any device. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) will be required to access email and Microsoft 365. All users must set up MFA.

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  5. www.nottingham.ac.uk › dts › communicationsAccount and password - The University of Nottingham

    Log in to Microsoft Outlook web. Go to email.nottingham.ac.uk. Enter your university email address and password. Password. When you change your password for one service, your password will automatically change for other services too. You can view more info on passwords at the university here.

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    to continue to Outlook. No account? Create one! Can’t access your account?

  7. www.nottingham.ac.uk › dts › accounts-and-accessMulti-Factor Authentication - The University of Nottingham

    We recommend you set up another method of approval, for example phone or email - you can do this anytime by signing into the Microsoft My Sign-ins page. Finally, sign into portal.office.com to access your university Microsoft 365 account.