If you’ve already created your UW NetID, use the MyUW login to access your application information. Remember, it can take up to 24 hours for your newly created account to display the correct information. Go to MyUW. I already have a UW NetID

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Signing in with your UW NetID displays an overview of personal content and gives you access to Web resources you need to start your work at the University. Based on your affiliations with the University, MyUW provides a personalized set of resources.

Your personal UW NetID (and its password) provides access to many UW online services including MyUW and UW Email. Your UW NetID verifies who you are, ensures the privacy of your personal information, and restricts the use of UW resources to authorized users.

2025年2月27日 · If you've forgotten your UW NetID, or aren't sure if you have a UW NetID, visit the "Find your UW NetID" tool at Identity.UW. (Tip: Your UW NetID is the first part of your UW email address - i.e. YourNetID @uw.edu.)

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Your UW NetID is your key to accessing UW services — from accepting your admission offer to registering for classes. It will also be used to create your UW email address: You’ll just add @uw.edu. Once you set up your NetID, it can’t be changed, so pick something you’ll want to use for all purposes, for many years to come!

UW NetID stands for University of Washington Network Identification. Your UW NetID and password are your account for accessing your UW information and other online services. …

Your personal UW NetID (and its password) provides access to many UW online services including MyUW and UW Email. Your UW NetID verifies who you are, ensures the privacy of your personal information, and restricts the use of UW resources to authorized users.

When you access protected resources such as MyUW, Canvas, MyPlan, Workday, as well as some desktop and mobile applications such Outlook, Zoom, and Husky OnNet you will be asked to sign in with your UW NetID, also known as single sign-on (SSO).