Connect to eduroam
Campus Network
eduroam (education roaming) is a worldwide community that allows any user (researchers, teachers, students, staff) from a participating site to get network access at any institution connected to eduroam.
IMPORTANT – You MUST follow the set-up instructions below for your type of device; this will create a certificate which will allow your device to automatically connect to eduroam in future. You do not connect to the eduroam network like you connect to a standard network, by simply selecting the network and entering a username & password.
It is important that your device must have a current, supported, updated and licenced operating system. Only devices that receive security updates can connect to the network. This policy applies to both wired and wireless connections:
- Microsoft Windows 11
- Android 13 and newer
- Apple MacOS 13 and newer
- Apple iOS 16 and newer
Please be aware that we currently do not support Chromebooks.
For users of the University Managed Windows Desktop Service - your device will automatically join eduroam.
First time connection: Mobile device
First time connection: Laptop & PC
Reconnecting your device
The certificate used to connect your device to the university's secure network (eduroam) expires annually.
When a certificate / profile has expired, it will need to be removed and a new one installed.
Instructions on how to remove old certificates / profiles can be found on the link below.
About eduroam
All users of the eduroam service are required to adhere to our Acceptable Use Policy (AUP), and any equivalent policies of the academic institution they are visiting, and the Users section of the Janet Roaming Policy.