Set up your personalised timetable
How to set up your personalised timetable and choose your outside courses (if you have the option to do so)
Access your personalised timetable to plan your schedule and work out where your classes and lectures will be held.
For the academic year 2021-2022, as the university continues with the hybrid method for teaching delivery, please check with your School about what you should expect to see on your personalised timetable.
Your personalised timetable will help you plan your schedule and work out where your classes and lectures will be held.
Set up Office 365 account
Your Office 365 calendar will start showing your teaching activities from the beginning of August. However, due to the volume of activities, please note updates can take time to appear in your Office 365 calendar and will be inputted in scheduled phases.
Guidance on setting up Office 365 account on any devices
On your laptop/computer
You can access your timetable via the Timetabling channel on MyEd, the University web portal.
How to view your personalised timetables
On your phone
You can also access your timetable information by adding your Office 365 calendar to your phone.
Set up Timetable on my phone (Information Services site)
There is no direct transfer of your medical records between general practices. You will need to register with a practice in Edinburgh, and they will arrange to transfer your records from your previous GP.
It is important to note that this can take some considerable time at present so if you do have an ongoing health condition please bring a summary of your condition with you and provide this to your new GP.
How to view your personalised timetable
You can also access your timetable through MyEd by clicking the following tabs: MyEd Homepage – Click onto Studies > My courses > Timetables
Add your timetable to your phone, computer or other devices using Office365
How-to view your Personalised Timetable video
This how-to video explains how to access and engage with your timetable.
- Video: How-to view your personalised timetable
- A short informative session which will show you how to access and engage with your timetable.
There is no direct transfer of your medical records between general practices. You will need to register with a practice in Edinburgh, and they will arrange to transfer your records from your previous GP.
It is important to note that this can take some considerable time at present so if you do have an ongoing health condition please bring a summary of your condition with you and provide this to your new GP.
Eduroam
Eduroam is the wireless network available across University campuses.
Launch the eduroam app on your device for the quickest way to connect to University WiFi. You can even set it up before you arrive at the University.
University Accommodation
Wireless network available in University accommodation
How to connect to eduroam video
This how-to video explains how to easily connect to the University’s secure network eduroam before you arrive on campus. It provides information on how to use the eduroam Connection App, and how you would use ResNet - our alternative network in Halls of Residence.
- Video: How-To: connect to eduroam
- This how-to video explains how to easily connect to the University’s secure network eduroam before you arrive on campus. It provides information on how to use the eduroam Connection App, and how you would use ResNet - our alternative network in Halls of Residence.
Transferring your medical records
There is no direct transfer of your medical records between general practices. You will need to register with a practice in Edinburgh, and they will arrange to transfer your records from your previous GP.
It is important to note that this can take some considerable time at present so if you do have an ongoing health condition please bring a summary of your condition with you and provide this to your new GP.
Complete your essential top 6 tasks
Register your University Login and log in to MyEd
Begin the matriculation process
Pay your fees and prepare your finances
Apply for your University Student card