Resources for students | UCLA Health IT

Welcome and congratulations on joining the UCLA Bruin family!

We want to ensure that you have everything you need and are set up for success at UCLA.

Here are a few tools to help you get started:

Featured services

As a student at UCLA health sciences, you have access to a variety of IT services that support your goals.

Computing requirements

Using a personal device? Make sure it's compatible with our secure environment.

Guides on popular topics

We've compiled a list of guides that help you navigate our environment.

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.

Review phone enrollment requirements

Under HS Policy No. 9453-C, encryption is required for all types of workstations, mobile devices, and removable media used for any University business.

Review requirements on Mednet

Set up your Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

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
Get DUO (iOS) →
Get DUO (Android) →

UCLA Heatlh: Activate UCLA Health MFA to remotely access Mednet Email, CareConnect, and more. Activate UCLA Health MFA →

UCLA Main Campus: Activate UCLA Logon (main campus) MFA to remotely access applications protected by UCLA logon ID, including My UCLA, BruinBill, and more. Activate UCLA Logon MFA →

Review the encryption requirements

Encryption is a required data safeguard for school-issued devices.

Ensure compliance in three steps:

1. See if your device is already encrypted.

2. If necessary, encrypt your device using Bitlocker or FileVault.

You may also visit IT Connect to have experts encrypt your device at no charge.
BitLocker and FileVault are recommended for personal computers and are built into most Windows and Mac operating systems.
Note: Bitlocker is not available for Windows 7 or 10 Home Editions.
Visit https://uclahs.fyi/onthehub to upgrade to a Windows version that has Bitlocker.
- Set Up BitLocker (Windows) →
- Set Up FileValut (Mac) →

3. Install OnGuard to access the UCLAHealthSecure wireless network.

OnGuard makes sure your device is properly encrypted and allows you to access the UCLAHealthSecure wireless network.
- Get OnGuard (Windows) →
- Get OnGuard (Mac) →

Review our guide for connecting remotely

If you need to log in while off campus, please review our guide for connecting safely and securely.

View the guide →