5 shares. Like. How can I access the myLife e-mail account? The [HOST] URL is the fastest way to access your e-mail from any Internet Browser Unisa recently introduced additional information security enhancements to further protect your student account. As a student, you are now required to setup and New procedure to access your myLife e-mail account. To access your myLife e-mail account, please follow these steps: Go to the [HOST] Enter your full e-mail address (eg xxxxxxxx@[HOST]) and your password for your myLife e-mail account. Select "Sign in" Open [HOST] Enter your Unisa username and click Next. Enter your password, and click ‘Login’. You will know if it’s the right page when you see a Welcome to UNISA. Please complete the application below to access your initial UNISA Login details. The initial login details will give you access to three systems: 1. myUnisa – teaching and learning system and the Unisa Library. 2. myLife – a web-based email for UNISA students. Step 1 of 4: Please enter your student number
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Use Your Credentials to Log In: Enter your full MyLife email address (usually in the format of your student number followed by @[HOST]) and the password you set up during the claiming process. First-time Setup: The first time you log in, you might be asked to go through a brief setup process Guide to logging into myModules. A recent incident necessitated a new login method for myUnisa. Below login changes for myModules will be implemented midnight Unisa recently introduced additional information security enhancements to further protect your student account. As a student, you are now required to setup and authenticate through MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) before gaining access to respective Unisa systems Welcome to UNISA. Please complete the application below to access your initial UNISA Login details. The initial login details will give you access to three systems: 1. myUnisa – Ensure that you have setup MFA on your myLife account, in advance, in order to access your online exam without delay. Notice to all National Diploma in Engineering students. Be alert when making payments. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) User Guide Go to [HOST] login or click on the myLife email option on the login page. The page will redirect you to Microsoft outlook UNISA. Enter your UNISA email and password. Click "Sign in". MyLife UNISA login can also happen by clicking on the myLife email access on your student portal while logged in Unisa acknowledges receipt of letter from the Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology. Unisa congratulates ACCA on its IRBA accreditation. e-Voting
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Guide to logging into myModules. A recent incident necessitated a new login method for myUnisa. Below login changes for myModules will be implemented midnight from 8 th September NOTE: Users should refresh their previously stored Favourites or Cached pages before accessing myUnisa Open [HOST] Enter your Unisa username and click Next. Enter your password, and click ‘Login’. You will know if it’s the right page when you see a Microsoft login. New students should follow the steps below to register for a myLife account. It sometimes takes up to 24 hours before your myLife email will work Unisa acknowledges receipt of letter from the Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology. Unisa congratulates ACCA on its IRBA accreditation. e-Voting guidelines for the Unisa SRC Election IEC announcement on the SRC Election's Registration and Nomination outcomes. myModules maintenance: Key For security reasons, please log out and exit your web browser when you are done accessing services that require authentication! MyUnisa is the portal for students and staff of the University of South Africa. It provides access to online learning, email, library resources, registration and payment services. To use myUnisa, you need to claim your login details and activate your myLife email account Log in to Unisa, the largest open distance learning institution in Africa, and access your online courses, library, email and more. Find out how to claim your Unisa