There is a lot to do before you start university and we have highlighted the top 6 tasks which all new students should do in advance of starting studies. These top 6 tasks are simple, achievable online and relevant for all new students starting with us this September to do. You can start most of these tasks approximately 4 weeks before your programme start date. Before you start your essential tasks, you will need to register for your University log in to access MyEd and other University systems. Register for your University login Instructions: Find the email you were sent which contains your University username (UUN) and a registration password for your accountFollow the instructions in the email to update your temporary password and set up your University Login.Once you have completed the registration process, you will then be logged in to MyEd.Access MyEd MyEd is the University of Edinburgh's internal web portal, and the best way to find and access many of the University’s online resources. It gives you easy access to the systems, tools, and information that you will use most often while you’re studying at the University and the area in which most of these tasks can be completed. Introduction to MyEd Portal Register as a student Registration is the first step of the matriculation process. All campus-based and online distance-learning students must first register online with the University. Register how to pay your fees Planning how you will pay your fees and letting us know how you intend to pay is required before you make any payments. Apply for your student card Apply for your student card in advance to ensure it is ready for you when you start. Complete your pre-arrival review All new taught students are encouraged to complete their Making Transitions Personal pre-arrival review to help you and us prepare for the coming year to make it the best it can be. Download our Events app The University of Edinburgh Events app allows students to find events happening throughout the academic year. Manage your student inbox Make sure to check and read your emails regularly and stay on top of important information so you are prepared and informed as you start university and throughout your studies. This article was published on 2025-05-13
