Fill out the following details and click ‘Continue’:
Your 7-digit student number
Your login ID (without @unb.ca)
Your birth date
Accept UNB’s Acceptable Use of Technologies Policy
Create your UNB password
Create two challenge questions
Set your privacy options. It’s recommended you have your email address displayed in the phonebook so your instructors can easily reach you
Choose your UNB email address. Don’t include your login ID or student number in your email address. Many people choose firstname.lastname@unb.ca so it’s easy for others to remember.
Account activated? Let’s move on to Step 2.
Step 2: Set up multi-factor authentication
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is an extra layer of security required to access UNB services like email, Teams, OneDrive and the MyUNB Intranet.
Enter your UNB login ID (i.e. a1b2c@unb.ca) – don’t forget the @unb.ca
Click ‘Next’
Enter your UNB password
Click ‘Sign in’
Approve the sign-in request using MFA
You're ready to go!
Having trouble signing in?
Tip 1: Make sure you're signing in with your UNBloginID@unb.ca (i.e. a1b2c@unb.ca) – not your UNB email address (i.e. name.name@unb.ca). If you're logged in with a personal account or an academic account other than UNB, be sure to sign out
Tip 3: Log in using a private browser or in ‘incognito’ mode Instructions: From your web browser, go to ‘File’ or the 'three dots' menu > ‘New Private Window’ or ‘New Incognito Window’
Tip 4: Try a different web browser. If you regularly use Firefox to access your other Microsoft accounts, use Chrome strictly for your UNB IT Services
