Subscribe to eduroam
Subscribing to eduroam
1. Are you eligible?
The eduroam service is open to:
- Research and Higher Education – Any U.S.-based research organization or higher-education-related institution can join the InCommon eduroam roaming wireless service. This includes non-profit colleges and universities, museums, libraries, and research labs. If you aren’t sure about joining, please ask us via our Help web form.
- Multi-campus universities and other organizations with multiple entities – We have a group agreement that allows multiple entities with legal or organizational ties to sign a single, common agreement (for example, a multi-campus university system). For more on this option, please ask us via our Help web form.
- Organizations outside of Research and Education – Any company or organization based in the U.S. can offer eduroam as a hotspot at no charge! This is sometimes called a wireless access point, a service provider, a wifi hotspot. For more information about being an eduroam SP in the U.S., contact us through our Help webform, or go to Step 2 below and click through the Hotspot legal agreement. It’ll be great to have you.
- K12 schools are now supported through our “Support Organization” partnerships, launching state by state. Right now: Arizona, Connecticut, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington are live and growing their K12 communities. Interested in joining your state’s program? Contact us via our our Help web form!
- Please note: You do not have to be an Internet2 member or InCommon Participant in order to subscribe to eduroam.
2. Find the right Agreement
Choose an option:
| a. Sign the basic agreement via DocuSign. This DocuSign Powerform will guide you through the signature process. A PDF review copy is available. — OR — b. Are you from a multi-campus university or system? Please contact us via our Help web form for the appropriate agreement that works for complex groups of institutions and organizations. |
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| c. Sign Up for a 90-Day Trial at no charge. Please note: This Trial will require you to modify your wireless infrastructure. Be sure you know how! Sign up here! |
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| d. You’re *only* a Hotspot? Sign up at no charge. If you want to provide eduroam to your visiting guests, but not to your own identity-system of users, you can sign up here! (Hotspots are also called SP’s or “Service Providers”.) For technical know-how, be sure you know how! |
3. Support eduroam (Fees)
See the fee schedule – there is a one-time registration fee and an annual fee. Internet2 Members receive one eduroam registered organization as a value of Internet2 Member dues.