MS Outlook
University email service Outlook, part of Office 365
The email and calendaring service for registered undergraduate and taught postgraduate students is Outlook on the web, hosted by Microsoft Office 365.
You can access your University email both on and off campus - all you need is a web browser and an internet connection. You will be prompted to set up multi-factor authentication (MFA) on first login, please see our IT Account Security Resource for details.
Log into Outlook on the Web (OWA) at www.outlook.com/abdn.ac.uk using username@abdn.ac.uk (e.g. u99jb22@abdn.ac.uk or s09jb9@abdn.ac.uk) and password.
Or, if you prefer, you can download the dedicated Outlook App for your Android or iOS device. The videos provide guidance on how to connect your devices.
You can also find guidance on dealing with Junk mail and email etiquette in our Guides section.
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Last updated on 11 July 2024
Guides
General Guidance
- Turn off AutoComplete in Outlook
- Quick Guide to Email in Outlook Web App
- Quick Guide to Calendar in Outlook Web App
- Junk Mail and SPAM
- Bulk email guidelines
- Creating email signatures
- Creating Inbox rules
For Students (UG & PGT)
- Introduction to Student Email
- Student Email Netiquette
- Outlook on Android
- Outlook on iOS
- Outlook for Mac
For Staff and PGR
- Useful Features in Outlook
- Using Folders in Outlook
- Out of office Automatic Replies
- Using the Global Address List (GAL)
- Adding and Using a Generic Email Account
- Exporting using .pst files
- Outlook Web App: How do I access a shared mailbox?
- Outlook: Set up a Mail Merge for a shared mailbox
- Add a shared mailbox on a mobile device
- Email on Mac using Apple Mail
- Email on Mac using Outlook
- Outlook app for iOS devices
- Outlook app for Android devices
Information
This resource was provided by Digital Skills.
The Digital Skills Team publish a range of user guides to help you use University IT facilities and supported software. They also host regular training sessions supporting Microsoft 365 applications which are advertised in the Course Booking System.