1. Look out for our email

About a month before your programme starts you’ll receive an email that invites you to begin registering online and links you to the Registration Centre.

If you don’t receive this email, make sure to check your junk email.

Don’t worry if you can’t find the email. You can also use this link to the Registration Centre, but please note that you won’t be able to access the Registration Centre until you’re due to register about a month before your programme starts.

To access the Registration Centre you will need the login details you were sent.

If you no longer have access to the email address you were using when you applied to the University:

• If you will be an undergraduate, please update your UCAS application to show the correct email address.
• If you will be a postgraduate, please contact Postgraduate Admissions to provide the correct email address.

2. Set up and protect your University IT account

In the Registration Centre, you will be guided to:

• Confirm a personal email address so you will be able to reset your University IT account password online.
• Set up your IT account – you’ll be given your account username (based on your name) and must set a password for it.
• Set up Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) on your IT account. You should do this straight away when asked because MFA provides an extra layer of security for accessing some University IT services. After setting up MFA you should return to the Registration Centre.
• Upload your photo.
• Upload your documents.
• Enrol on your modules, where necessary.

3. Access your University IT account

Use your IT account username and password to access University IT services, but please note that some IT services may not be made available to you until after your course start date. For an introduction to essential IT services, see the Connect to IT page.