Once you’ve got the green tick, click on 'change password'. Type in a new password, confirm your password. Now it’s going to give the option to change your password.
And once you have received the code, type it in the code box.Ĭlick 'submit code'. So click on 'send to my mobile phone now'. Now it will give you the option to send the code to your mobile phone or to your e-mail address. Type in your student number and your last name and the number you see in the image. To begin, click on the address bar on your web browser and type 'By the way, this will work on any web browser and also on any mobile devices. So what do you do if you forget your password or your password is expired? Well, with a few quick easy steps you’ll be able to change your password online and get on with your work. Today I’m going to show you how to use the self service password reset tool. Find out which systems require MFA and how to register for MFA. Some RMIT systems and applications also require multi-factor authentication (MFA) to log in. Logged in before and need to change or reset your password? Use the buttons under Manage password at the top of this page. Your password will be used for all RMIT systems.Īre you new to RMIT? See below for instructions on how to log in for the first time, create your password and set up your self-service password reset details. To access all RMIT systems, you will need to use a password that you create. You’ll find your student number in your RMIT enrolment email. Your RMIT ID is the letter 's' followed by your student number (excluding any additional letters). Your RMIT email address is the letter 's' followed by your student number (excluding any additional letters) and find your student number in your RMIT enrolment email. Logging in for the first time? See below for instructions on how to log in for the first time, create your password and set up your self-service details.
You can log in to all RMIT systems – including your RMIT email, campus WiFi, myTimetable, Enrolment Online, Canvas, myDesktop and myRMIT – using the following details:
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