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A NetID is a personal identifier that provides a secure gateway for employees and affiliates to access several online services at the University. The NetID acts as a virtual lock, verifying your identity when you use many online services the University of Arizona provides. This robust security measure ensures the privacy of personal information and restricts the use of resources to those for whom they are intended. Head to the NetID website to create your NetID and to learn more about this protective shield.
Some services requiring a NetID include e-mail and UITS computing accounts, web applications (UAccess), university-site-licensed software, and UITS computer labs.
- E-mail and UITS computing accounts (CatMail, UAConnect, HPC)
- UAccess applications (Student, Employee, Analytics, etc.)
- D2L – a web-based course management system used in 700+ courses on campus
- New Employee Resources and Benefits Enrollment
- University site-licensed software
- OSCR computer labs
University Information Technology Services (UITS) provides free email accounts to University employees, students, affiliates, and Official Retirees. This is the official means of communication between the university and you. Your email is automatically created when you create your NetID: [yournetid]@arizona.edu. More information here or call the help desk at 520-626-TECH.
You must have a current University of Arizona CatCard before requesting University-issued keys. You must also have a key request form signed by the authorized key signer. Policies and procedures for key issuance can be accessed here.
The Key Desk is located at 1405 N. Ring Rd. Tucson, AZ 85721; (520) 621-1612; FM-Keydesk@email.arizona.edu
University buildings are being fitted or retrofitted with keyless access on exterior doors and certain controlled access areas. Your departmental business manager will arrange to have your CatCard activated for buildings and areas you are authorized to enter. Your access code is the last 4 digits of your Employee ID. University buildings are normally unlocked from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. After-hours access requires keyless access entry.
Students, faculty, staff, and some Designated Campus Colleagues (DCCs) of the University of Arizona are eligible to receive a CatCard. To obtain your CatCard, bring the following items to the CatCard Office:
- A government or state issued photograph identification such as a driver's license, state identification card, or passport. A high school issued ID is not an acceptable form of identification.
- A completed and signed Terms and Conditions form
- Student or employee ID number
Note: Student and employee ID numbers will not appear on the face of your CatCard, but will be encoded electronically to be used for University internal purposes only. The number will not be provided to outside entities without your prior consent.
To purchase a permit, you will need your NetID to log into your Parking Account Portal. Don't create a new account, it may delay your access to the Parking Account Portal. Once you login, go to the Get Permits. If a permit is available for sale, follow the prompts to purchase. For complete step-by-step instructions, view the Parking Account Portal Instruction Manual.
For detailed parking and lot locations on campus, please review our map https://parking.arizona.edu/parking/maps/.
- UA benefits-eligible employees may select payroll deduction as a payment option or pay in full via credit card.
PERSONAL RESOURCES
Programs for Faculty with Families provides information on everything from childcare programs to tenure clock delays.
Programs for Faculty with Families provides information on everything from childcare programs to tenure clock delays.
Programs for Fun is a gateway to music, theater, athletics and other community events.
FOR RESEARCHERS
UAHS Research Administration provides support for research.
Information on research in the College of Medicine - Tucson.
The Human Subjects Protection Program (HSPP) works in collaboration with the research community to maintain an ethical and compliant research program.
The University of Arizona’s Research Catalog, an instance of Elsevier’s Pure Experts, allows you to search for experts.
Tech Launch Arizona provides services to faculty, researchers and staff to maximize the impact of UArizona research, intellectual property (IP) and technological innovation through commercial pathways.
FOR CLINICIANS
New Provider Onboarding provides links and information for new Banner Providers.
Log in using the same credentials used to log into Banner computer
FOR EDUCATORS
The mission of the Academy of Medical Education Scholars (AMES) at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson is to create and sustain a diverse community of scholars dedicated to excellence and innovation in medical education.
The COM-T Office of Curricular Affairs is committed to the continuous improvement of our medical student curriculum and the wide array of extracurricular activities that we offer.
The Office of Instruction and Assessment (OIA) take great pride in providing exceptional resources and support to all those engaged in instructional activities at The University of Arizona.