However, the mere presence of a padlock does not guarantee that your information will be secure.If automatically signs you in, turn off automatic sign in.

If these aren't present, criminals may be able to read the information you send over the internet. if sharing confidential information online, check that the URL begins with and the padlock icon in your web browser.If you are unsure Google the company website and use the contact details online to ask if they need to talk to you never respond to an email you do not trust.You should never reveal usernames or passwords via email or respond to emails you do not trust. Phishing is the name given to emails and websites which ask you to reveal personal and confidential information about yourself. You should continue to use your existing username.Īs with any email account, some of the messages you receive will be unwanted and unsolicited email often referred to as junk email or spam. This will be assigned once your University Card is updated. If you are changing college, or starting a graduate course, you may be assigned a new email address. If you take up the offer your email account will be further extended to the end date on your new University Card. For most other students this will be at the expiry date on your University card. If you have been offered a place on a course at Oxford starting in the next academic year, access to your email account will be extended over the Long Vacation. The entitlement to your full range of IT services continues until course completion. For research graduates this is usually the date that Leave to Supplicate is granted. You can give other people access to your calendar, and schedule meetings, share contacts, tasks, files and folders with your colleagues.

Oxford email also provides an online calendar.

All University-related emails will be sent to your ox.ac.uk email account.

Change your account settings, such as the default address, at Account Settings.

You can configure your secure email clients (for example, Outlook, MacMail, Mozilla Thunderbird, etc) to work with your University email.

use your Oxford username and password to log in to the IT Services' self-registration service and find your email address (click on 'User info' in the left-hand sidebar and then select 'Email' in the blue bar in the web page).ensure you have activated your Oxford username.

You will have been registered automatically for an Oxford email account as soon as your University card was created. The University email service is called Nexus365 and is run by IT Services. Sexual Harassment and Violence Support Service.

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