The University of Melbourne provides wireless network access to staff, students and visitors across all University buildings and grounds
Having trouble connecting to UniWireless?
- Recent changes to the UniWireless terms of use mean you may need to reconnect to the network.
- Most issues with reconnecting to the network can be resolved by first clearing your device cache, forgetting the UniWireless network and then trying to reconnect. If you aren’t prompted to accept the terms of use after following these steps, try visiting a website you’ve never visited before.
- If you’re unable to connect to the UniWireless network, try connecting to the eduroam network.
- Students can contact Stop 1 or Student IT for support. Staff can contact the Service Centre on 834 40888 or the Staff Services Portal.
Below you will find guides that explain how to connect to the University's wireless networks.
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UniWireless
The UniWireless network allows staff and active students to connect to the University's computing resources and the Internet.
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eduroam
Eduroam is a global initiative that gives staff and students access to the wireless networks of other educational and research institutions, with the credentials of their home institute.
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Visitor
The Visitor network provides easy access to the Internet for short-term visitors to the University, such as academics, contractors, and conference delegates that do not have an eduroam eligible account.