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Access your email account from anywhere using a wide range of devices and platforms. Learn how to use Office 365, manage spam and phishing, set up email on your mobile phone or tablet, and more.
- Office 365 Email
IT Services provides students and staff with an email...
- Mass Mailing
We provide a mass mailing application which is designed to...
- Accessible
Need help? Call the helpdesk on 024 765 73737 Available 9:00...
- Mobile Email
Apple and Google have supported OAuth in their own mail...
- Phishing and SPAM
Phishing emails What is a “phishing” email? A “phishing”...
- Mailchimp
Chętnie wyświetlilibyśmy opis, ale witryna, którą oglądasz,...
- Operating Systems Supported
If you are using a Warwick managed Windows device, you...
- Browser Support
Only the two most recently released versions of these...
- Office 365 Email
Access your email account hosted by Microsoft's Office 365 service with your IT username and password. Learn about the features, FAQs and how to avoid phishing emails from IT Services.
Student email system. The University of Warwick provides a Microsoft Office 365 account to all students and staff. This is administered campus-wide by the central university's IT Services department. More details are available at http://warwick.ac.uk/email/.
28 paź 2024 · Learn how to log in to your Warwick email account using Outlook on the web with your user code and multi-factor authentication. Find alternative links to access your mailbox directly.
Office 365 is a set of web-based tools that includes Outlook webmail, Microsoft Office apps, and collaboration features. Learn how to access, use, and get support for Office 365 at Warwick.
Please be aware that members of our university community have recently received emails claiming to be from senior staff at Warwick, sent via a Gmail account. These emails are not legitimate and are an attempt at ‘spear-phishing’.
You can also view our updated FAQs on this page, including an FAQ about email account access for final-year students after you've completed your studies. More information will be available for progressing students over the coming weeks.
