Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Multi-Factor Authentication adds an extra layer of login security to your university account by verifying your sign-in via another device.

Remember to keep your preferred MFA method, such as the Authenticator app on your phone, available whenever you log in.

Need further help? Read our guidance on:

setting up your MFA methods. You should set up at least two MFA methods so you can access your account if you’re unable to use your first MFA method
changing your device or contact number
using MFA when you do not have an active data or phone signal connection
completing a self-service reset process if you’re unable to access your primary or secondary authentication methods
practical tips for using MFA

Setting up Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Follow these steps to set up Multi-Factor authentication.

Learn how to use Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) when logging into your University IT applications

Setting up the Microsoft Authenticator app when you get a new phone, change your contact number, update your browser, or get a new laptop device.

How to reset your MFA if you’re unable to use your primary or secondary authentication methods.