Register your University Login and log in to MyEd
Register your University login and log into the University of Edinburgh's web portal, MyEd, to find and access online resources.
Get started with MyEd
MyEd is the University of Edinburgh's 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. These include Learn, your Virtual Learning Environment (VLE), your email, timetables, the student record system (EUCLID), and much more.
You need to register for your University Login before you can access MyEd and other University systems.
Step 1 - access MyEd
Find the email you were sent which contains your University username (UUN) and a registration password for your account on the University’s MyEd portal and follow the instructions.
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.
Step 2 - update your temporary registration password
You will need to update the temporary registration password for future use. Once you have completed the registration process, you will then be logged in to MyEd.
Don’t forget to keep a note of your new updated password (securely), as you will need this to login to MyEd, Learn, and all other systems.
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.
When you log in to MyEd nearer to your start date, you may notice some new content. As a new student, your homepage gives you direct access to the content that you will use most often, including Learn, the University Library, and your email. You will also see notifications about important information or tasks you must complete. Look out for the Notifications icon in the top right corner of MyEd.
MyEd gives you access to much more than just the content on the homepage. Explore the other menus to find more support, information and guidance tailored to you.
Studies - everything you need to support your studies, including access to Learn, your virtual learning environment (VLE), and other study tools, timetables, library resources and study spaces.
Accounts - manage your personal details and password, check your card PIN, access your student record (sometimes called EUCLID), and pay for fees, accommodation, printing and catering.
Student Life - news and events, getting around, support services, and information from Edinburgh University Students’ Association.
Careers - help from the Careers Service, and access to MyCareerHub.
Discover more about the content within your MyEd pages to support you during your studies
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.
If you are using MyEd on a public computer, please remember to log out from MyEd and your email service at the end of your session and close all browser windows.
Make sure your work and your files are protected from viruses, phishing, and malware.
Protect yourself from IT threats
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.
Watch - Making the Most of IT
Please watch our short film introducing you to computing, learning technology and libraries at the University.
- Video: Making the most of IT - 2020
- MMIT 2020 video for new students
Access to assistive software and hardware
If you require access to assistive software or hardware please contact the Student Disability Service team.
Complete your essential Top 6 Tasks
Begin the Matriculation Process
Pay your fees and prepare your finances