MyOxford app

The MyOxford University app is available to download on the App Store or Google Play and can also be accessed through a web browser, providing flexibility in how you use it. 

Download ‘MyOxford University’ to your mobile device

https://myoxford.ox.ac.uk/

Then log in with your Single Sign-On (SSO) and start exploring. 

Freshers, you will be able to access MyOxford once your SSO is activated after completion of your student registration.

University life can be a lot to juggle, but MyOxford is here to help. The app brings together the resources you need to stay organised, manage your learning, explore development opportunities, and fully engage in Oxford life, all in one convenient place. 

Personal planning 

• View your calendar and emails via Nexus365 (calendar, email, OneDrive)
• Update your personal details via Student Self Service
• Access your academic documents via eDocuments  

Learning 

• Search Oxford Libraries Online (SOLO)
• Visit the Canvas virtual learning environment
• Find online assessment information on Inspera and feedback via the Teaching Management System 

Development 

• Explore careers and employability opportunities with CareerConnect
• Build skills by accessing training courses
• Improve language skills with the Language Centre 

Oxford Life  

• Explore college-specific content and systems
• Access wellbeing support
• View Maps of University buildings and check access guides  

...and other key University information. 

Using the app, you can also get updates from your college or wider University via ‘Newsroom’, with further updates from your college dashboard.

A variety of personalisation options are available to tailor the app to your own style and requirements, including layout settings, themes, tile sizes and position. 

You can change how you view your MyOxford dashboard by selecting ‘Personalise’ on the top left of the screen on a desktop. On a mobile, you can find the ‘Personalise’ button by tapping the 3 dots on the top left of the header. 

We hope you will find using the app problem-free but like with most new systems, some issues can be expected. If you do experience problems, we can help you resolve them. 

To download the MyOxford app to your mobile device or to use it on your desktop browser, you must first have:

1. a valid Single Sign On (SSO)
2. access to the internet
3. successfully set up and used multi-factor authentication (MFA)  

Some services may only be accessed when you are on the University's Virtual Private Network (VPN).

If you experience problems with any of the above, please ask your college IT team or your departmental IT support for advice.

MyOxford works on Apple and Android devices provided that they are running recent operating systems. For more, access the device compatibility information. 

After you have successfully installed MyOxford on your device you should be able to view the main University dashboard and open your college dashboard (if you are affiliated to a specific college). These are displayed as configurable coloured ‘tiles’. 

Below are some potential questions that you may have and issues that you could possibly encounter. Please follow the recommended steps before reporting a problem with MyOxford.

The following information will help resolve questions relating to:

• MyOxford shows an error message or is blank when I try to open it.
• My college dashboard does not display or a different college dashboard is being displayed.
• My Division, Department, Faculty, School is not shown / unavailable.
• I cannot access the Saïd Business School Systems via MyOxford
• I don’t like the displayed tile colours or tile size.
• I don’t see some of the tiles that I would expect to see on the dashboard.
• I made some changes to MyOxford but want to set it back to the original configuration.
• Within my college dashboard, some of my college’s systems or links to resources appear to be missing or do not work as expected.
• My main University Calendar and/or email is not displaying.
• The Canvas tile does not work.
• I cannot access CareerConnect.
• I cannot access OxTalks.
• I cannot access Student Self Service (eVision).  
• I am having problem accessing or using SOLO (Search Oxford Libraries Online).
• I cannot log in to Inspera.
• I cannot log in to Teaching Management System (TMS).
• I have a problem using Maps and Accessibility.
• I cannot access Moodle.
• I am experiencing a different problem to those above or I have not been able to resolve myself and I would like to request support from the MyOxford team. 

MyOxford shows an error message or is blank when I try to open it.

If you have previously successfully downloaded and opened MyOxford,

• Check that your internet connection is working
• If it does, check the status of the MyOxford service
• If the service shows as available and working as usual, please report the problem through IT Self Service.
• If you see that the service is Partial or Unavailable, please try again later and please do not report the problem to us as we will be already aware.

My college dashboard does not display or a different college dashboard is being displayed

Your student information may not have been fully updated yet. If this problem occurs when accessing your college systems on other devices, please report this to your college administrator and retry when resolved. If the problem occurs only on MyOxford, please report it through IT Self Service.

My Division, Department, Faculty, School is not shown / unavailable.

• MyOxford does not currently display this information as it focuses on the central services and those related to the college.
• The MyOxford team will be keen to hear your views on what information would be beneficial to students and invite you to send us a comment via the ‘Send Feedback’ form. On mobile, press the three parallel lines at the top left on the screen and go to ‘Send Feedback’. On desktop, you can find the ‘Send Feedback’ button at the top left of the screen, under the University of Oxford logo.

I cannot access the Saïd Business School Systems via MyOxford

As you may be aware, Saïd Business School have a number of systems exclusive to their department. At this moment in time, these systems have not been linked in MyOxford which means you won't be able to see your emails, calendar, Canvas, assessment and careers resources. This will affect your University dashboard, but you will still have access to library resources, University news, and information pages through the light blue and green tiles. Your college dashboard will remain unaffected and should continue to work smoothly.

However, development is ongoing, and we welcome any feedback you may have.

In the meantime, please refer to the Saïd Business School’s Canvas at: https://canvas.sbs.ox.ac.uk/. 

I don’t like the displayed tile colours or tile size.

You can configure how you view your MyOxford dashboard. The 'Personalise' button is available on the top left of the header on a desktop and behind the 3 dots on the main screen of the downloadable app. This allows you to personalise your layout settings, themes, tile sizes and position.

Watch the video on personalising your MyOxford dashboard.

I don’t see some of the tiles that I would expect to see on the dashboard.

Some the tiles are hidden by default but can be displayed should you choose to. You can view hidden tiles by going to ‘Personalise’ and then pressing ‘Hidden Tiles’. The 'Personalise' button is available on the top left of the header on a desktop and behind the 3 dots on the main screen of the downloadable app.

Watch the video on personalising your MyOxford dashboard.

I made some changes to MyOxford but want to set it back to the original configuration.

Resetting MyOxford to restore the screen to its default setting is straightforward and does not result in data loss. To reset, go to ‘Personalise’ and then press ‘Reset Settings’. The 'Personalise' button is available on the top left of the header on a desktop and behind the 3 dots on the main screen of the downloadable app. 

Within my college dashboard, some of my college’s systems or links to resources appear to be missing or do not work as expected.

• Each college has its own unique dashboard and what is displayed may vary significantly between colleges. Students from different colleges are likely to notice these dissimilarities when comparing available systems and resources. This is typically not a problem with MyOxford but variation in the student experience between colleges.  
• If a particular displayed tile within your college dashboard does not appear to be working but others are functioning correctly, please refer to your college IT team or the person/group that supports you within your college. An effective way to check this yourself is to use another device (if available) and try to access the service or resource outside MyOxford.
• If you are unsure, please report the problem through IT Self Service.

My main University Calendar and/or email is not displaying or updating.

• Before reporting a problem, please try to access your email or calendar from outside the MyOxford app. This will help identify if the problem is specific to the service OR MyOxford
• Note: You may have colour-coded your Microsoft 365 calendar and noticed that it does not display in the same way once it has been integrated into the My Calendar tile. Unfortunately, at this time, MyOxford does not support Microsoft 365 personalisation however, we are working to improving this functionality in the future. We apologise for any inconvenience.
• If you are experiencing issues with your calendar outside MyOxford, visit the calendar support pages.
• If the problem is specifically accessing calendar and email via MyOxford, please report it through IT Self Service.

The Canvas tile does not work.

• You must be set up to use Canvas before you can access course materials. You can test this by attempting to access Canvas directly (remember to select ‘Oxford Users’ when logging in). If you can login to Canvas directly but not via MyOxford, please report this using IT Self Service and the team will investigate.  
• Note: If you can access Canvas via the tile but your course materials are missing, this is not a MyOxford problem. Please refer the issue to your course administrator. 

I cannot access CareerConnect.

• CareerConnect requires users to register before access is granted and a warning stating ‘Permission Denied’ may be displayed.
• If this is the case, visit the Careers Service website for more information.
• If the link in MyOxford to CareerConnect is not working, please report the problem through IT Self Service.
  If problems are experienced accessing OxTalks via the MyOxford App, please try accessing OxTalks directly to determine if this is a more general problem or specific to MyOxford.  
• If browsing directly to OxTalks functions correctly and the problem persists when using MyOxford, please report the problem through IT Self Service.

I cannot access Student Self Service (eVision).

• If problems are experienced accessing Student Self Service via the MyOxford App, please try accessing eVision directly to determine if this is a more general problem or specific to MyOxford.  
• If browsing directly to Student Self Service (eVision) functions correctly and the problem persists when using MyOxford, please report the problem through IT Self Service.

I am having problem accessing or using SOLO (Search Oxford Libraries Online).

• If problems are experienced accessing SOLO via the MyOxford App, please try accessing SOLO directly to determine if this is a more general problem with SOLO or is specific to MyOxford.  

• If browsing directly to SOLO functions correctly and the problem persists when using MyOxford, please report the problem through IT Self Service.

I cannot log in to Inspera.

• If problems are experienced accessing Inspera via the MyOxford App, please try accessing it directly from outside the MyOxford app to determine if this is a more general problem or specific to MyOxford.
• If you can browse to Inspera outside the MyOxford App but are still experiencing problems using it, please refer to the Inspera access help pages.
• If the problem relates to accessing Inspera when using MyOxford and your request is NOT time critical, please report it through IT Self Service.
• If your request IS time critical, escalate immediately using the established process you will have been given. 

I cannot log in to Teaching Management System (TMS).

• TMS requires students to register before access is granted and a warning stating ‘Unauthorised Access’ will be displayed. If this is the case, follow the on-screen instructions to request access.
• If the link in MyOxford to TMS is not working, please report the problem through IT Self Service.

I have a problem using Maps and Accessibility.

• Please note that Maps and Access does NOT currently support GPS locations, and it operates as a static map without indicating your current position.
• For all other queries, If the problem is specifically accessing calendar and email via MyOxford,  please report

I cannot access Moodle.

• Moodle is an alternative Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) to the centrally supported Canvas VLE. It is used by the Mathematical Institute, the Department of Computer Science and some short courses run by the Department for Continuing Education.
• If you are on a course or undertaking a programme of study with one of these departments and require Moodle, access is administered locally within the department.
• For all problems accessing Moodle via MyOxford, please attempt to access Moodle outside MyOxford to check that it works. If it does not, please refer to the course administrator. If Moodle is working correctly but not in MyOxford, please report the problem through IT Self Service.

I am experiencing a different problem to those above or I have not been able to resolve myself and I would like to request support from the MyOxford team. 

Please report the problem through IT Self Service.

This accessibility statement applies to MyOxford.  

This website is run by the supplier PebblePad. We want as many people as possible to be able to use this website. For example, that means you should be able to:  

• Change colours, contrast levels and fonts utilising an external accessibility tool
• Zoom in up to 200% without the text spilling off the screen
• Navigate the website using just a keyboard or speech recognition software such as Dragon Naturally Speaking
• Listen to the website using a screen reader (including the most recent versions of JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver, Narrator and TalkBack)
• Access the website by using assistive technology such as ZoomText
• Discern the structure and order of web pages and content 

AbilityNet has advice on making your device easier to use if you have a disability. The University of Oxford is committed to providing an accessible web presence that gives members of the public and members of the University community full access to University information, courses and activities offered publicly through the web. Our Equality Policy outlines our commitment to a culture which ‘maintains a working, learning and social environment in which the rights and dignity of all its staff and students are respected’.

Updates to MyOxford are ongoing and are tested on a periodic basis using various forms of assistive technology. This process involves external vendor assessments and individual page/screen testing, taking into account changing guidelines and advances in technology.

We know some parts of this website are not fully accessible, for example:

• Some pages have images with identical links to their adjacent heading link.
• Some headings are not hierarchical and there are multiple level-one headings on the same page.
• Some tabs are not announced as tabs and do not have a programmatic tab status.
• Some dropdown menus do not have programmatically determined labels and rely solely on visual labels Some text links are only indicated by colour.
• Some pages have low colour contrast text or insufficient colour contrast between non-text elements.
• Some pages do not reflow at high zoom levels of 400%.
• Some functionality cannot be accessed by keyboard.
• Some buttons have identical link text and their link purpose is unclear.
• Some administrative functionality relies solely on drag and drop functionality.
• Some interactive elements across the site have unclear or missing programmatic labels.
• Some toggle buttons and switches do not have a defined role/state.

These issues may hinder your ability to navigate around the application or hinder your ability to complete certain tasks. If you experience any issues relating to the above issues, or any other accessibility-related issue, please contact [email protected] at a convenient time who will endeavour to assist you.

If you find any problems not listed on this page or think we’re not meeting accessibility requirements, please contact: [email protected].

If you need information on this website in a different format like accessible PDF, large print, easy read, audio recording or braille, please contact: [email protected]

We’ll consider your request and get back to you in 5 working days.

Students and staff of the University may make use of the free SensusAccess tool on the Bodleian website to convert certain types of files into a more accessible format, such as accessible text, audio, e-book or digital braille. Content editors may also make use of this tool on behalf of website users.

If you’d like more information about accessibility and resources for students, staff and visitors in Oxford more generally, please visit our Equality and Diversity pages.

If you’re looking for information on building accessibility, please try the Access Guide or the University’s interactive map.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) is responsible for enforcing the Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) (No. 2) Accessibility Regulations 2018 (the ‘accessibility regulations’). If you’re not happy with how we respond to your complaint, contact the Equality Advisory and Support Service (EASS).

The University of Oxford is committed to making its website accessible, in accordance with the Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) (No. 2) Accessibility Regulations 2018.

Compliance status

The website and mobile applications partially conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.2 AA standard, due to ‘the non-compliances’ listed below.

Non-accessible content

The content listed below is non-accessible for the following reasons.

Non-compliance with the accessibility regulations

The following list of defects was provided to the University by the vendor in March 2025: 

1. Use of Colour (WCAG 2.2 success criterion 1.4.1): On the Privacy Policy page some text links are only indicated by colour. This may be imperceivable to some users with colour blindness or visual impairments
2. Keyboard (WCAG 2.2 success criterion 2.1.1): Some functionality cannot be accessed using a keyboard including:  
   1. In the newsroom, some of the news article links are not keyboard accessible because they do not have a <href> attribute to specify the URL of the page the link goes to  
   2. Administration Platform: When filtering feedback by date, the ‘x’ button to remove the date filters is not keyboard operable. As a result, keyboard users would have to either select another date range or refresh the page to clear the selected dates  
   3. Administration Platform: Within the admin alerts, when setting up an AdHoc alert, the buttons to format the text in the content text box are not keyboard accessible. Sighted keyboard users would be unable to access these options and screen reader users would be unaware they exist.  
3. Focus Visible (WCAG 2.2 success criterion 2.4.7): Some interactive elements are missing a visible focus indicator:  
   1. For Administrators, within the dashboard management page, the button to expand the options for each dashboard has no visible focus indicator when tabbing through the page.  
4. Dragging Movements (WCAG 2.2 success criterion 2.5.7): For administrators working in the content management area of the platform, some content relies on drag and drop functionality. There is no alternative way to perform this action with a mouse or keyboard.  
5. Name, Role, Value (WCAG 2.2 success criterion 4.1.2): Some interactive elements across the site have unclear or missing programmatic labels meaning screen reader users will struggle to understand what these elements are for:  
   1. When configurating dashboards, administrators will encounter unclear labelling (“menu button collapsed sub menu”) when using the 3-dot button that expands a sub-menu for each dashboard.  
   2. Administrators using the Manage Content screen will find that the arrow buttons to expand a sub-menu for each content type currently have the same unclear label “expand child items button”.   
6. Name, Role, Value (WCAG 2.2 success criterion 4.1.2): Administrators may encounter switches or toggle buttons which do not have a programmatically defined role/state. As a result users may be unclear that the button is for nor whether it is in an on/off state:  
   1. When using the Manage Media section, the buttons to change the layout/presentation of the content have no programmatic labels and so are announced only as “button”.  
   2. On the ‘Send an adhoc alert’ screen, similar issues occur for the mode switch, the priority switch, the pop-up switch and the on/off switch for post notifications.  
   3. The state and role of the switch button to Enable/Disable each feature on the Features screen is unclear as they have not been programmatically defined or associated with the visual label.  

The University of Oxford is working with our third party supplier, PebblePad, to prioritise these known accessibility issues and develop a roadmap for getting them addressed. The current roadmap is working towards resolving the following issues:

• Resizing Content (1.4.10)

We have also incorporated our own accessibility checklist into our delivery plan to ensure all new features being added throughout the pilot are tested against key accessibility requirements.

In the meantime, we welcome feedback via email to [email protected] from any users who encounter accessibility issues whilst using the ‘MyOxford’ application.

This statement was prepared on 22 May 2024. It was last reviewed on 26 March 2025.

This website was last tested in January 2025 against the WCAG 2.2 AA standard.

The test was carried out by BarrierBreak. You may request, via the supplier PebblePad, a copy of the MyDay accessibility report.

Further specific accessibility checks relating to branding/customisation on the ‘MyOxford’ instance have been carried out by the IT Services Testing Team using a combination of manual and automated accessibility testing techniques under guidance from the Head of Digital Accessibility.

Continuous development  

MyOxford will continue to evolve based on feedback from you, your college, academic departments, and faculties. This ensures the app remains updated with the latest University and college information, making it as helpful and relevant as possible.

How do you feel about MyOxford? 

Share your thoughts on MyOxford using the ‘Send Feedback’ button at the top left of the menu bar in the app. Please provide as much detail as possible about the areas you like and those that could be improved.

• On mobile, press the three parallel lines at the top left on the screen and go to ‘Send Feedback’.  
• On desktop, you can find the ‘Send Feedback’ button at the top left of the screen, under the University of Oxford logo.

Please only use this feedback button for thoughts about the MyOxford app. If you need assistance with the IT systems and resources referenced in the app, please check the information in the ‘App support guidance’ or contact the relevant support teams.

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