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Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)

What is BYOD

Bring your own device (or BYOD) means that instead of using one of our laptops or desktop computers, you bring in your own device. You'll then be able to use your Moulton log-in details to access our network and use Office 365 and Microsoft Teams.

Once connected, you're free to utilise our digital learning environments including the LRC - Learning Hub where there will be plenty of charging facilities and workspaces to ensure you can focus on your learning.

IT Systems to support your studies

As a student at Moulton College you will be given log-in details to access:

Microsoft Office 365

Office Suite (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Publisher, Outlook), OneNote and OneDrive

Microsoft Teams

Course Learning Space and Noticeboards

Recommended Devices

Device Type Good Value High Specification
Tablet 10-inch display 4GB memory 64GB storage Android or Chrome OS e.g. Lenovo Tab M10 11 or 12-inch display 6 or 8GB memory 128GB storage Android, Chrome or iPad OS e.g. Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 or iPad Pro
Laptop 13 to 15.6-inch display Intel Core i3 or i5 processor 8GB memory 128GB storage Windows 11 e.g HP 250 G9 or Lenovo V15 G3 15-inch display Intel Core i7 or Apple M2 processor 8-16GB Memory 256GB Storage Windows 11 Home or Apple MacOS e.g. Lenovo V15 G3 or MacBook Air
Specialist requirements

Some subjects may have different requirements for BYOD - for example Construction Management.

Your Course Tutor will advise if this applies to your course.

Technical Support at Moulton College

If you need any support with accessing your IT account or setting up your device you can contact our IT Support Team. 

Price deals for students

Students are eligible for Education Pricing at Apple. Find out more on the Apple Store.

Acquiring specific digital skills makes career progression as well as a pay increase more likely. In certain fields, job seekers need to develop digital skills related to specific technical tools of their chosen discipline to advance their careers.
An extract from 'No Longer Optional: Employer Demand for Digital Skills' report