Information Technology

As the country is being advised to work from home, many students and staff need access to specific software packages which are not available for the home environment. These pages will help you navigate the complexities of remote working.

IT registration and important information for everyone starting work in GeoSciences.

IT support for staff and postgraduate students in GeoSciences is provided by the school's local team.

How to connect to our WiFi service Eduroam.

The school has a number of computing labs open to taught postgraduate students.

The school offers a number of bookable video conferencing rooms.

Information on what software is available to the School.

The school provides a number of ways to communicate with internal and external people.

How to use our cloud printing services, as well as information on free quota and printer locations.

It is your responsibility to ensure that your data and sensitive information is protected. Find out how to protect your data by keeping it secure.

The school provides a variety of data storage locations for personal and group use, for internal and external collaboration. In addition to an initial 2GB quota provided by the school, the University's Research DataStore provides every research student and staff with a 500GB quota.

The school runs a number of Linux servers for communal use.

How to purchase IT equipment for use within the School.

Links to IT training courses provided within the University.

Web pages are a vital tool to allow the world to see who we are and what we are doing.

This page seeks to make explicit the ways in which the School offers support for researchers' computing.

This page provides links to resources that guide and support data management, both within the School and across the wider University. Guidance and support for managing, sharing and preserving research data.

Meet the School of GeoSciences' IT team.