Enrolment Checklist

IT Services is here to help you start your digital journey here at the University of Liverpool smoothly.

Here are seven steps to get set up before your course begins:

2. Set up Duo (2FA)

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), or Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), adds an extra layer of security by requiring a second method of identity verification.
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3. Access your University email account

Once you have activated your IT (MWS) account, please allow 24 hours for your email account to be ready for use.

4. Complete academic registration

Academic Registration is the process in which you confirm your place on your degree course. Instructions will be sent by email.
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5. Upload a photo for student ID

You must upload a photo to My Liverpool as part of your Academic Registration.

6. Connect to eduroam

Once you’re on campus, connect your device to the University Wi-Fi, eduroam.
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7. Confirm attendance

Confirming your attendance is the final step to preparing for your studies. You will receive an email shortly before your start date with the details on how to do this, but most student can only do it on campus.

Enhancing your digital experience

Once you’ve set up your IT (MWS) account and completed academic registration, you’ll need to get to know the digital tools and services that will support your studies and enhance student life here at the University of Liverpool.

Here’s how to get connected and make the most of your digital experience:

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Explore key digital platforms

These are the key platforms and services for your student life at the University of Liverpool.

Download the My Liverpool App

My Liverpool App is the University of Liverpool’s companion app to help you make the most of studying, working and living at Liverpool
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Join the Digital Engagement Community

Join the growing network of staff and students helping to shape the future of digital at the University by testing technology and sharing your feedback.

Access free software

A wide range of free specialist subject software is available from IT Services including Microsoft Office and antivirus software Sophos.
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Consider accessibility needs

The University provides a wide range of accessibility software and hardware to support students with a disability.
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Check out our other apps

We’ve got other helpful apps to support you to live, work and study in Liverpool. Check out our app directory page to discover our Timetables, Maps and PC finder apps and more.