Information Technology

Welcome to University IT Services

University IT Services (ITS) is dedicated to providing reliable, secure, and innovative technology solutions that support learning, teaching, research, and administration. Whether you're a student, faculty, or staff member, our goal is to ensure you have seamless access to the digital resources you need.

Our Services

Accounts & Access

  • Manage university login credentials

  • Multi-factor authentication (MFA) setup

  • Email and cloud storage access

Network & Connectivity

  • High-speed campus Wi-Fi (setup guides and troubleshooting)

  • VPN for secure remote access

  • Wired network connections in offices and labs

Help & Support

  • 24/7 IT Helpdesk assistance

  • Knowledge base with troubleshooting guides

  • In-person and remote support options

Cybersecurity & Privacy

  • Phishing and scam awareness training

  • Secure data storage policies

  • Guidelines for personal and institutional cybersecurity

Software & Applications

  • Free and discounted software for students and faculty

  • Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and academic tools

  • Learning management system (LMS) support

Classroom & Lab Technology

  • Smart classrooms with AV and digital collaboration tools

  • Computer labs with high-performance workstations

  • Remote learning and hybrid classroom support

Hardware & Device Support

  • Device recommendations for students and faculty

  • Printing and scanning services

  • Hardware troubleshooting assistance

IT Projects & Innovation

  • Campus-wide technology upgrades

  • Research computing resources

  • Digital transformation initiatives

Stay Updated

Visit our News & Alerts section for updates on system maintenance, security alerts, and new technology rollouts.

Need Help?

Contact ITS support at:
📍 Location: [University IT Service Center Address]
📞 Phone: [Support Number]
📧 Email: [Support Email]
💻 Submit a Ticket: [Helpdesk Portal Link]

We are here to make technology work for you!

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