1. Download the MyHud App or Log in to MyHud via the web
Go to MyHud to access your timetable, emails, Brightspace, print credits, tutor and personalised information. You can access the MyHud website, or you can download the MyHud app from the Apple App Store (for Apple devices) or Google Play Store (for Android devices). Using MyHud will enable you to access most digital resources through a single sign on.
Undergraduate and Postgraduate Taught Students
On your first login to MyHud, you will be asked to enter your username (your student email address e.g. U2012345@unimail.hud.ac.uk) and password (initially set as your date of birth – in the format ddmmmyy e.g. 15jan02 – note the month is all lowercase). If you are a re-registering student, your password will stay the same as it was last term.
Postgraduate Research Students
If you are a Postgraduate Research student, you will be asked to enter your username (e.g. firstname.lastname@hud.ac.uk some people will have a number, N, to distinguish between duplicate names). Your password will initially be set as your date of birth (in the format ddmmmyy - e.g. 15jan02). If you are a re-registering student, your password will stay the same as it was last term.
You will then be asked to complete a few additional steps to ensure that your IT account is secure. You can watch a video explaining the security process.
Once the security steps have been completed you will be taken to MyHud where you can access:
- Your timetable - this details all your scheduled sessions, providing information on your meetings both face to face and online. Check this regularly as any updates and changes will be posted here first. You can find more information on understanding your timetable on the timetable information pages.
- Your university email - this will be used for all important correspondence and you are expected to check it regularly.
- News and announcements - to keep you posted on the widest range of University activities, events and news.
*You may need to wait 24 hours after enrolment before you can access some digital services.