VU offers a rich collection of online resources for staff and students. You can access material from the VU Library, connect to student email, view e-learning course content and more.
MyVUPortal allows you access most of this information. MyVUPortal is an individualised web system where you can view results, apply to graduate, update personal details, access WebCT, synchronise passwords and more.
Open Access computer labs are available to all VU staff and students. Some faculties also open labs between classes. Some machines offer internet access for educational purposes.
Computer labs, printers and photocopiers are often very busy when assignments are due. Make sure you organise your workload so that your deadlines are achievable.
Computer labs are available in all campus libraries. Additional facilities are listed below:
| Campus | Additional computer facilities |
| City Flinders |
Learning commons (Flinders Street) |
| Footscray Nicholson | Beanland Building Room N.123 |
| St Albans |
Building 10.2 |
| Sunbury |
Room 15.110 |
| Werribee | Building A Room 17 |
Open times may vary, so contact your campus library for details.
Use of VU computer facilities is governed by the "Appropriate use of Information Technology Facilities." We recommend you read the policy. Signs in the computer labs also offer useful information, including rules specific to that laboratory and copyright issues.
If you are at another university, you can access the Eduroam wireless network. Simply logon with your VU username and password.
For a setup guide, contact the ITS Service Desk, or visit the Eduroam website to find participating institutions
Your student email is the fastest and safest way to communicate with VU staff and students.
Check your account regularly for course updates , key student administration matters and individual emails from your lecturers and fellow students.
The Student IT User Guide helps you access IT and library resources at the University.
The guide contains information about:
The Australian Government has released a website with information and tips on how you can protect yourself online.
The Australian Federal Police and the Australian Bankers Association have urged students to delete suspicious e-mails and ignore online contact through fraudulent employment advertisements.
ASKVU Find answers and ask questions
Phone +61 3 9919 2777
Email servicedesk@vu.edu.au
Page last updated: Monday 19 October 2009
