More than 150 departments, faculties, schools and other institutions have University Wireless. Some Colleges prefer to run their own wireless services, but you should still be able to connect to eduroam there. In these locations, however, you won't be able to access enhanced services from University Wireless, such as our guest services, UniOfCam-IoT or the AirGroup service that allows devices to talk to each other across the wireless network.
Colleges with University Wireless Service
- Churchill College
- Clare College
- Clare Hall
- Corpus Christi
- Downing College
- Fitzwilliam College
- Girton College
- Gonville and Caius College
- Hughes Hall
- Lucy Cavendish College
- Murray Edwards College (New Hall)
- Queens' College
- Sidney Sussex College
- Trinity Hall
Theological Colleges and institutions with University Wireless Service
- Eastern Region Ministry Course (via Wesley House)
- Faraday Institute For Science and Religion
- Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies
- Margaret Beaufort Institute of Theology
- Ridley Hall
- Tyndale House
- Wesley House
- Wescott House
- Westfield House
- Westminster College
- Woolf Institute
Colleges with partial University Wireless Service coverage
- Emmanuel College
- Newnham College, Rosalind Franklin Building
- St Edmund’s College, Mount Pleasant Halls only
- St John's College, Wolfson Court and Benian’s Court only
Colleges that operate their own wireless service
- Christ's College
- Darwin College
- Homerton College
- Jesus College
- King's College
- Magdalene College
- Pembroke College
- Peterhouse
- Robinson College
- Selwyn College
- St Catherine's College
- St Edmund's College (main sites)
- St John's College (main sites)
- Trinity College
- Wolfson College