All students need a Deakin Card to access uni services – see how to get yours!
Do you have your Deakin Card yet? As your official student ID, you use it for a range of purposes – find out how to order yours.
Stay alert and protect yourself from current scams targeting Chinese students
Scammers can use sophisticated tactics to gain your trust – recognise the potential signs of scammers so you can protect yourself and/or report any incidents.
Keep your trimester organised with Deakin’s Outlook calendars
Never miss a key uni date again! Add Deakin’s Outlook calendars to your student account to overlay course-specific dates directly into your existing calendar.
Get ready for T2 now: set up your digital essentials with this checklist
Deakin offers you a range of free digital essentials to help you succeed in your studies. Find out how to get connected and where to go for help if you need it.
Security alert: Compromised Deakin account used in recent email scam
A recent scam shows how convincing cyber threats can be, making it more important than ever to stay alert to unexpected emails, suspicious links and “too good to be true” offers.
Privacy Awareness Week: Smart Tech, Smarter Choices – protect your privacy in the age of AI
Take a few minutes this week to learn more about protecting your personal information when using genAI tools (including how to avoid breaching academic integrity standards) plus how to secure your devices and online apps.
AI at Deakin: here’s your guide to using it responsibly in your studies
Generative AI platforms can be useful study tools but they should never replace your own critical thinking. Learn more about using genAI responsibly so you don't breach academic integrity rules.
Keep connected to Deakin’s wi-fi network when on campus this autumn with these instructions
You may see a pop-up next time you try to use wi-fi on campus – this is due to a recent technical upgrade. Here's what to do to keep using eduroam.
Remember you need a Deakin Card – here’s how to get yours
Do you have your Deakin Card yet? As your official student ID, you use it for a range of purposes – find out how to order yours.
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD): a flexible and sustainable way to study at Deakin
Deakin has moved to a fully BYOD model across all campuses. You will need to bring your own laptop or device for learning activities and experiences, or private or group study on campus.
Keep your trimester organised with Deakin’s Outlook calendars
Never miss a key uni date again! Add Deakin’s Outlook calendars to your student account to overlay course-specific dates directly into your existing calendar.
Have you set up your digital essentials for T1 yet? Try this handy checklist
Deakin offers you a range of free digital essentials to help you succeed in your studies. Find out how to get connected and where to go for help if you need it.