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Your zID & password

We help manage your university accounts and ensure secure access to all your digital resources.

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Your zID and password provide secure access to all your UNSW digital resources and services. Remember, for added security, always use a strong passphrase—one that is complex and difficult to guess.
Change your password

To change your UNSW password | passphrase, visit the UNSW Identity Manager website, log in with your zID, and follow the instructions to update your password | passphrase.
Forgot your password?

If you've forgotten your UNSW password or passphrase, you can reset it by clicking the "Forgot your password?" link on the UNSW Identity Manager login page and following the prompts.

Unlock your account

To unlock your UNSW account, contact the UNSW IT Support Centre for assistance, or visit the UNSW Identity Manager to follow the account unlocking process.
Are you new here?

Whether you're a new student or staff member, we're here to help you get started with the essentials.

FAQs

  • No. UNSW Identity Manager is used to reset the password for your zID only.

    For example, if you need to reset a password for a bespoke application or a test system, please contact the IT Service Centre directly for assistance.
     

  • Please contact the UNSW IT Service Centre to change your UNSW email address.
     

  • Please allow up to 10 minutes for your new zID password to be replicated and synchronised across UNSW systems.
     

  • Yes. Within UNSW Identity Manager use the Forgot your password service.

    Important: Please ensure that you have registered a personal email address or mobile phone number in your myUNSW profile. Otherwise, you will not be able to use the service and will have to contact the UNSW IT Service Centre for assistance.

     

  • No. You can only activate your zID account using the Are you new here? service within UNSW Identity Manager, if a phone number or email address have been recorded in your MyUNSW profile during admission to UNSW.

    Important: Contact the UNSW IT Service Centre for assistance if your personal email address or mobile phone number has not been recorded in your in your myUNSW profile, or you are not receiving an OTP when you activate your account. 

  • Cyber Security is everyone's responsibility and by learning a few rules, simple steps, and following guidelines we can protect ourselves and our university from cyber security threats and keep data safe. 
     
    Please visit the Cyber Security Training and Awareness webpage for guidance and to access the Cyber Security Awareness eLearning module. The online training module is mandatory for all staff to complete.
     

Staff forms for account access

  • OSA 02 - Account access for contractors and visiting academics

    The OSA 02 form provides access to UNSW email, the UniWide wireless service, eLearning, shared folders and printers currently for contractors and visiting academics.

    For help completing the form, check out the OSA 02 user guide.

    If you're a current staff member employed via HR, speak with your HR Business Partner to activate or extend your staff account.

    If you're a Mac or Windows user, please open the application form in Adobe Acrobat Reader/Adobe Acrobat Pro. If you open the form in another program such as Preview for Mac, you may not be able to the complete or submit the form.

  • The System Operator Account (SA) creation form is for an Administrative Support Account. Please note the form must be completed and submitted by the manager. This is a requirement for approval.

    If you're a Mac or Windows user, please open the application form in Adobe Acrobat Reader/Adobe Acrobat Pro. If you open the form in another program such as Preview for Mac, you may not be able to the complete or submit the form.

Reporting cyber incidents

It is important to report any cyber security incidents as quickly as possible so that UNSW IT’s Cyber Security team can address any issues and mitigate risk exposure.

What should I report?

  • Suspecting your computer or account has been compromised.
  • Having evidence on how technology or University data may be vulnerable.
  • Noticing a colleague inappropriately sharing Highly Sensitive or Sensitive data.
  • Losing a University asset containing sensitive information.

Report a cyber security incident by calling the UNSW IT Service Centre on 02 9385 1333 or using the link below.
Report an incident

Cyber security is everyone’s responsibility and by learning a few rules, simple steps, and following guidelines, we can protect ourselves and our University from cyber security threats and keep data safe. Go to Cyber Security Training and Awareness for more information.
 

We're here to help

We're here to help with all your tech needs, offering support and services to enhance your learning and work experience.
Report a problem

To create a ticket for help with an IT issue, submit your details through the support portal.
Need urgent help?
For urgent IT matters call us.

Sydney +61 2 9385 1333 (Mon-Fri 8am-8pm & Sat 11am-3pm) or Canberra +61 2 5114 5678 (Mon-Fri 8am-5pm)

Visit us

Open Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm (AEST)

IT walk-in service centres

  • Upper Campus IT Hub - Room G06, D26 Biological Sciences Building (Next door to XS Cafe) (View on map)
  • Middle Campus IT Hub - G008, Ground Floor H13  Anita B Lawrence Centre (Formerly the Red Centre Building off University Mall) (View on map)
  • Paddington Campus IT Hub - Ground Floor, Block D, Paddington Campus (View on map)
  • UNSW Canberra ADFA Campus IT Hub - Ground Floor, Building 14, UNSW Canberra ADFA Campus (View on map)