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Step 1: Set up your student account - Section contents

Your student account gives you access to my.unimelb, your student email and lots more. You'll use your student account almost every day when you're studying at Unimelb. Once you've set it up, you can accept your offer and enrol in your course.

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Set up your account

You may need to wait up to 24 hours to activate your account.

To set up your account you will need the following information:

  • Name: Enter all given names and family name as provided in your application.
  • Student ID number: This is found in your offer letter.
  • Birthdate: Use the dropdown menu to enter your birthday.
  • 4-digit postcode: This is the postcode you used in your application.
    • If your application postcode is four digits, enter it accordingly.
    • If your application postcode is not four digits, leave this field blank.

Set up your account

Your student account gives you access to:

  • my.unimelb: Manage all of your University administration, access notices, and online systems.
  • Student email: This is how the University officially contacts you. Make sure you check your email at least twice a week.
  • Learning Management System (LMS): Access class notes, slides, readings and other materials for each of your subjects. Your lecturers and tutors will tell you more about the LMS in your first week of classes.
  • Book a Stop 1 adviser: Make appointments to receive guidance around writing assignments, as well as advice on choosing your academic pathway.
  • UniWireless: Wireless internet is available across campus.
  • University Library: Access online resources, books and classes on research and referencing.
  • Student invoice and statement of liability: Issued each semester, your student invoice includes your subject fees and their due dates.

Don't forget your password!

The first time you log in, you will be given a system-generated username and asked to choose a password. Make sure you keep a record of your username and password, as you will need these to access systems such as my.unimelb and your student email.

Can't set up your account?

If you receive an error message when setting up your account for the first time, please wait until the next day before trying again. Our helpful FAQ has more information. If you still need assistance, please contact Stop 1.