Subscribe to eduroam
Connecting to eduroam
1. Are you eligible?
The eduroam service is open to:
- Research and Education – Any U.S.-based research organization or education-related institution can join the InCommon eduroam roaming wireless service. This includes non-profit colleges and universities, museums, libraries, research labs, K-12 schools, and others. If you aren’t sure if you are eligible, please ask us via our Help web-form.
- Multi-campus universities and other organizations with multiple entities – Internet2 has connector agreements which allow multiple entities with a pre-existing legal or organizational ties to sign one common agreement (for example, a multi-campus university system). There are two versions of this group connector agreement. One allows for multiple institutions which all manage their own service instances. The other provides for organizations with one centralized service management. 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 wireless access point (i.e., be a Service Provider). For more information about being an eduroam SP in the U.S., contact ANYROAM (Internet2’s corporate operating partner for U.S. eduroam infrastructure).
- Please note: You do not have to be an Internet2 member or InCommon Participant in order to subscribe to eduroam.
2. Sign the Agreement
Choose an option:
| Sign the eduroam Connector Agreement available via DocuSign. A PDF review copy is available. Are you from a multi-campus university? Please contact us via our Help web-form for the appropriate agreement. |
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| Sign Up for a 90-Day Evaluation at no charge. Please note: This evaluation is for an institution’s IT staff with the authority to modify wireless infrastructure. Click through and acknowledge the eduroam Evaluation Terms of Use. Note! You’ll need to sign the eduroam Connector Agreement to keep things going after 90 days. |
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| Service Provider *Only* If you want to provide eduroam to your guests, but not to your own users, you can sign up as a “Service Provider Only.” For this option, contact our partner ANYROAM directly. |
3. Support eduroam
See the fee schedule – there is a one-time registration fee and an annual fee to support our common efforts.