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Every UQ student has an account that provides access to a range of online resources. Accounts are supplied and managed by Information Technology Services (ITS). Student accounts are created when new students are made offers to study at UQ.

Whether you are into food, drinks, arts, culture, fitness, games or study - find your circle online at Get Set Program. From anime to yoga, medievalism to touch rugby, and hockey to dancing, you are certain to find like-minded people by joining one of the 200+ clubs and societies.

Log in to Starting at UQ for a step-by-step guide on how to set up your mySI-net profile, enrol in your courses and register your class preferences. Here's what you need to do first: Report any problems you experience with the Starting at UQ website.

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Complete the on-boarding activities for the invigilation platform you will use for your exam. ExamSoft with Examplify (UQ Medical School students only). Review the guide for the exam platform you will use to complete your exam. Inspera Assessment. Ensure you have suitable equipment on exam day.

Can I do a progression check on my Bachelor of Arts degree? How will I know if I have completed my program requirements and can graduate? As a science student, who do I contact if I'm unsure what courses to enrol in?

Students and staff need to register a device for MFA to log into UQ services and systems that require MFA. Most people find using the Duo Mobile smartphone app the most convenient way to use MFA. If your device doesn't support Duo, or if you want to use another app, there are options available.

For SECaT, their personalised Online Survey Portal link is automatically sent to student's UQ emails directly. The surveys will be accessible after students log in.

Log in to Starting at UQ for a step-by-step guide on how to set up your mySI-net profile, enrol in your courses and register your class preferences. How can we help? Enrolling not going to plan? Don't stress. We can help: Report any problems you experience with the Starting at UQ website.

Once you graduate, you can add post-nominal letters (award abbreviations) after your name to show your educational qualifications. For example, if you graduated from the Bachelor of Arts, your post-nominal letters would be BA.