Getting Started
An overview of Digital Services for students, and guidance on how to access systems via our Getting Started IT Guide, IT Induction video and where to get IT Support.
The facilities and services provided by Digital Services to students for their studies. New students should read the Getting Started Guide first.
An overview of Digital Services for students, and guidance on how to access systems via our Getting Started IT Guide, IT Induction video and where to get IT Support.
Technology recommendations and minimum laptop specification for accessing Ulster systems to support your study in a blended learning environment.
Your Banner student record holds your University maintained student information including email address and initial password. You can also check your registration status.
Password information for use of University services. Includes guidance on how to retrieve your initial password or change your password.
Provides easy access to your online services such as email, file storage and the Digital Services IT Service Desk and Knowledge Base.
The University, in co-operation with Microsoft, provides a web-based email service to all students.
Blackboard Learn Ultra is the University's virtual learning environment.
Advice and Guidance on using the Print, Copy, Scan services. Includes information about Mobile Printing and answers to commonly asked questions
Digital Services is responsible for the management of over 1600 centrally supported PC systems in Laboratory, Library Open Access Areas and Teaching Rooms across all University campuses.
A range of products are available to current students.
Get more information on accessing software from home.
OneDrive online cloud storage for students as part of Microsoft Office 365 environment.
Microsoft Teams is a secure Office 365 collaboration tool that helps teams stay organised and connected.
Student Hubs, also known as social learning environments, are available across campuses and are popular with staff and students.
Important information on IT systems you will be able to access after leaving Ulster University.