IT Support
You'll get IT support from our IS Service Desk 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
We also provide a range of online materials to help you use our IT systems.
Here you'll find our contact details, links to all our online self-help resources and information about our services.
You'll also get guidance on how to stay safe online.
Contact us
- Email: ISServiceDesk@napier.ac.uk
- Phone: +44 (0)131 455 3000
- Log a support call: go to napier.unidesk.ac.uk, click Use Self-Service Portal and New Call - track your call using your reference number
The IS Service Desk is open Monday to Friday, 8:45am - 4:45pm.
Outwith these hours IT support is provided by the NorMAN Helpline, in this case you'll receive a response from e59.servicedesk@normanmanagedservices.ac.uk.
Support calls logged via the UniDesk Self-Service Portal will be handled during the IS Service Desk opening hours.
You can also get face to face help at our JKCC helpdesk - find out more on the Computers on Campus page.
Go to the Computers on Campus page Log a support callFestive Opening Hours
Our Computer Suite and IS Service Desk opening hours will change during the festive period: Monday 16 December 2024 to Sunday 12 January 2025.
Our standard opening hours can be found on the Computers on Campus page.
Get Connected
Do you need help:
- setting up Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
- connecting to the free University Wi-Fi (eduroam)
- downloading and logging in to the Edinburgh Napier App,
or do you have a question about the University’s computing services?
If so, come along to one of our Get Connected drop-in sessions running from Monday 20 January until Friday 7 February 2025.
New Students
Computers on campus
Print, Scan, Copy
How do I
Service Status Screen
Something not working? Check the status of our online services.
Stay safe online
Book a computer
Check in to class
Studying off campus
Find out how to log in to all the University’s online services off campus using the Edinburgh Napier app and even install a virtual Edinburgh Napier desktop on your own device.