Resources for students
Getting started
There are a few things you'll need to review and do before you are fully connected to the campus network, but don't worry, you'll be set up in a few steps.
What is MFA?
DUO MFA adds a layer of security to help protect the school’s network and data as well as individual identities and personal information.
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UCLA Health:
Activate UCLA Health MFA to remotely access Mednet Email, CareConnect, and more. Click here →
UCLA Main Campus:
Activate UCLA Logon (main campus) MFA to remotely access applications protected by UCLA logon ID, including My UCLA, BruinBill, and more. Click here →
Access your email via the web by visit Outlook.com. Make sure to enter your full email address and password. If you are off-site, you will be required to verify your identity with Duo multi-factor authentication.
How do I know if my email is UCLA Health email?
The following email address domains are managed by UCLA Health:
- @dentistry.ucla.edu
- @mednet.ucla.edu
- @sonnet.ucla.edu
- View additional email domains →
Can I access my email with my mobile device?
Due to security policies, your email and calendar will not download to your mobile device without the use of Intelligent Hub (AirWatch). Please check with your school's Student Affairs Office to find out if you have access to Intelligent Hub.
If you need to log in while off campus, please review our guide for connecting safely and securely.
I am a Dentistry student...
- Access axiUm remotely via Citrix →
- Learn how to enroll your mobile device into Intelligent Hub (AirWatch) →
- To make sure your device is compatible with our environment, review the computing requirements page →
I am a Medical student...
- To connect personal laptops or mobile devices to the network, please review the Technology Requirements Checklist →
- Learn how to enroll your mobile device into Intelligent Hub (AirWatch) →
- Get your pages directly on your phone with the Spok Mobile Paging app →
- Install Safe Exam Browser →
As a student of the School of Medicine, you'll be required to have a personal laptop that can connect to the UCLA Health network. To make sure your device is compatible with our environment, review the computing requirements page →
*Please note ASUS Laptops with touchpad/touchscreen are not allowed for NBME web-based testing.
UCLA Health Box
Unlimited HIPAA-compliant data storage that is free and easy to use.
Poll Everywhere
Create and respond to polls and surveys directly on your own device.