IT Services

Your Bath Spa login

You have a single email, username and password for access to University systems.

• Student usernames are your six-digit student number, and student emails are provided during registration.
• Staff usernames are provided by your line manager during onboarding.

To keep your account protected, you’ll need to set up an authenticator – we recommend the Microsoft Authenticator.

• If you've set up an authenticator, you can reset your own password.
• Multiple failed login attempts lock your account for 1 hour, but you can unlock it yourself.

If you are unable to reset your password or unlock your account yourself, please call Service Desk on +44 1225 876 500

ID Cards

Students receive ID cards after registration - order a replacement card from AppHub.

Staff ID cards are collected from the Newton Park Security Lodge during onboarding. Replacements can be requested by Line Managers through MyServices.

Eduroam

Eduroam is the campus Wi-Fi network.

You can set it up before you arrive on campus, using eduroam’s configuration assistant tool.

Find out more about eduroam on our eduroam service information page.

ResNet

ResNet is the Wi-Fi network for residences.

How to connect to ResNet (on MyServices).

To access your emails, log in to Outlook using your Bath Spa login or download the Outlook app on your device. You can get help with access on MyServices.

To print using a web browser, upload your files at https://print.bathspa.ac.uk.

Or print via email - send your files to either:

• printmono@bathspa.ac.uk (black and white) or
• print@bathspa.ac.uk (colour).

Collect by scanning your ID card on any campus printer. 

Read more on MyServices.

Ultra Virtual Learning

Ultra is our virtual learning environment where you'll find your course content and learning resources.

Student introduction to Ultra (VLE)

Microsoft 365

Microsoft 365 All students get free access to Microsoft 365, just log in with your Bath Spa account. If you need assistance, you can get help on MyServices.

Adobe Creative Cloud

Bath Spa is one of the UK’s first Adobe Creative Campuses, and all students at Bath Spa and Bath Spa University London receive access to the entire Adobe Creative Cloud applications with their Bath Spa login.

Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite

All staff and students at Bath Spa now have a license to the Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite, giving you both a digital whiteboard and an industry-relevant diagramming tool with hundreds of templates used by industries throughout the world. Just select the Office 365 option and use your Bath Spa email login.

Course-specific software

Many software suites are for specific course use only (SPSS, Nvivo, ArcGIS, Autodesk Fusion 360, etc) - you’ll be directed on these during your course. Read more on MyServices.

• Intel i5 10th gen or newer (AMD Ryzen 5 3500U or higher)
• Windows 10 or 11
• 8 GB of RAM (16GB recommended)
• 250 GB SSD (or larger, HDD not recommended)

(Additional storage may be required for large files)

• M1 Macbook Air or newer (M2 or M3 also suitable)
• macOS Ventura
• 8 GB of RAM (16 GB recommended)
• 250 GB SSD (or larger if required)

(Additional storage may be required for large files)

Chromebooks may be able to be used, but we do not recommend them. It's strongly recommended that you check your course requirements thoroughly before purchasing a Chromebook to use for your studies, as it may not be suitable for all courses (e.g. acting, drama, design and computing courses).

While Chromebooks can be fine for basic tasks such as browsing the internet and checking email, Chromebooks typically can't use software such as the Microsoft 365 desktop applications that you can access for free, or Adobe Creative Cloud, as they require Windows or macOS computers to install.

We're an Adobe Creative Campus, meaning everyone can use the Adobe suite of apps, whether it's a part of their course or not. We highly recommend checking Adobe’s system requirements for the app you plan on using before purchasing a laptop. Some Adobe applications may be more demanding and the devices recommended above may not be suitable.