How Do I Access Library Resources from Off-Campus?
Current NJIT students, faculty, and staff accessing electronic resources on-campus are automatically recognized as authorized users through the campus network. However, off-campus access requires authentication for verification.
The NJIT Library is pleased to introduce a new Single Sign On (SSO) technology powered by OpenAthens for off-campus authentication. OpenAthens enables authorized NJIT members to use their NJIT UCID credentials to access electronic resources from anywhere (Google Scholar, publisher/vendor websites, and search engines, etc.) and from the library curated routes (library catalog, discovery layer, reading list system, etc.)
The NJIT Library offers two off-campus authentication options: OpenAthens (recommended option), and VPN (full tunnel option).
The NJIT IST Division provides wireless access throughout the NJIT campus, including the Van Houten and Littman Libraries.
Types of wireless access:
If you need further assistance, contact the IST Support Desk at 973-596-2900, help.njit.edu, or visit the NJIT IST Service Desk located in the Van Houten Library.
Electronic licensing restrictions prohibit the NJIT Library from offering off-campus access to NJIT alumni, guest borrowers, and visitors. Once students graduate from NJIT, they can no longer have full access to NJIT's library electronic resources from off-campus. However, alumni have limited access to library's electronic resources from off-campus.
Walk-in access is available for accessing library's electronic resources from onsite locations. Read more about Computer Use for Guests guidelines.
Visiting scholars are considered NJIT employees. If they are allocated a UCID and NJITDM account they will be able to access “NJITsecure”; otherwise, they can access “NJITguest”. Only those with an NJITDM account may be able to access the Library's electronic resources remotely from off-campus.
If you need further assistance with accessing an NJITDM account - contact the IST Support Desk at 973-596-2900, help.njit.edu, or visit the NJIT IST Service Desk located in the Van Houten Library.
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