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If you need to login, enter your full University email address (username @student.le.ac.uk or username @leicester.ac.uk ). Set up Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to enhance the security of your University IT account, reducing the potential for unauthorised access to your email, Microsoft 365 files and other services.
Before removing a device, ensure you have set up a different way to authenticate using MFA, such as text message verification code. 📱 On your phone, open the Microsoft Authenticator app. 📱 Check to see if University of Leicester appears with your University email address below. If so, tap on the arrow > next to it.
myday Authenticating… is a portal for students and staff of the University of Leicester to access their personal and academic information, such as timetables, grades, email, and Microsoft 365. To login, you need to use your University IT account credentials and set up Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for security reasons.
You can phone the IT Service Desk on 0116 252 2253, for any problems with your computer, programs or desk phone. If the issue is not urgent, send an email to ithelp@le.ac.uk. The IT Service desk is open Monday to Friday between 9.00am and 6.00pm UK time, except bank holidays and some closure days.
Go to passwordreset.le.ac.uk or select the 'Can’t access your account' link from the Microsoft Login page. Enter your full University email address e.g. students username @student.le.ac.uk or staff username @leicester.ac.uk.
It is important that you choose a secure password, for the safety of your information and access to University systems. Keep your password safe. To protect the information in your University IT account from unauthorized access: Staff are required to change their password every three months, in line with the University Password policy (login ...
If you are still unsure who to contact, please email studentservices@le.ac.uk or call +44 (0)116 252 2448. See our list of useful contacts across the University for you to get in touch with if you need them.
