If you are a staff Member working at a CAUDIT Member Institution, you can access Member- only content by logging in using your Institution Staff Credentials.
The Australian Access Federation (AAF) is an authentication and authorisation service that allows individuals to securely access online resources and services provided by participating organisations in Australia. It streamlines the access process by providing a unified set of login credentials. If you are having issues logging in via AAF using your Institutions staff credentials please contact your Institution.
The New Zealand Tuakiri service provides trusted and secure federated identity and access management. Tuakiri allows an end- user to consume services, access resources, and otherwise collaborate within New Zealand while using their home institution's identity. If you are having issues logging in via Tuakiri using your Institutions staff credentials please contact your Institution.
If your Institution is listed below you will need to login using the CAUDIT IdP. If you don’t have an account, please contact your Institution’s CAUDIT Member Representative.
If you are a Member Representative and don’t know how to login, please contact us(opens in new tab) or View the How To Guide(opens in new tab).
CAUDIT users can also self-manage their accounts by visiting https://idp.caudit.edu.au/
- Australasian Conference of Tertiary Admission Centres (ACTAC)
- Avondale University
- Batchelor Institute of Tertiary Indigenous Education
- College of Law
- Defence Learning Environment
- Defence Science and Technology Group
- Fiji National University
- Navitas
- Open Universities Australia
- Pacific Adventist University
- PNG University of Technology
- QCIF
- Tertiary Education Commission NZ (TEC) including NZ Polytechnics and wānanga
- Torrens University Australia, Limited
- University of the South Pacific
- UTS College
- Victorian TAFE Association (VTA) including Victorian TAFE’s
CAUDIT acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands where we live, learn and work. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and celebrate the stories, culture and traditions of all First Nations people.