eduroam

eduroam, or EDUcation ROAMing, is a WiFi (Wireless LAN) roaming arrangement among member institutions around the world. With eduroam, students and staff of a member institution, can make use of the credentials provided by their home institution to log on to the WiFi of another institution which is also a member of eduroam.

Who can use it?

eduroam is available to Staff and Students.
It is also available to visitors from other eduroam participating institutions.

How do I get it?

For NUS Staff or Students visiting other eduroam
institutions:

You can connect to participating institutions’
WiFi network with your NUS-ID, after going through a one-time configuration
on the client device. Do take note that the username must be in the form of
NUS-ID@nus.edu.sg, with @nus.edu.sg appended after your NUS-ID. Do not
use your friendly email address.

For visitors from other eduroam institutions
visiting NUS:

You can connect to NUS WiFi service pervasively throughout the NUS campus using a compatible device with the standard eduroam client setup:

The device should support IEEE 802.11 a/g/n standards (the slower 802.11b standard has been phased out in NUS).
The device should be configured with WPA2-Enterprise authentication and AES data encryption. The legacy WPA/TKIP configuration is not supported in NUS.

If you are not sure of the setup, please refer to your home institution technical assistance for help.

Summary of Technical Configurations Applicable:

SSID:	eduroam (case sensitive)
Username:	For NUS Staff or Students, use your NUS-ID with suffix @nus.edu.sg (e.g. ccexxx@nus.edu.sg or e0123456@nus.edu.sg) For visitors from other institutions, use your username as advised by your home institution IT staff, typically in the form of Username@DomainName (e.g. john@ox.ac.uk)
Network authentication mode:	WPA-2 Enterprise
Data encryption:	AES
EAP type:	PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP V2)

Where can I get more information?

For more information about eduroam and the list of member institutions, please refer to https://eduroam.org.