UWA Adobe Creative Campus
UWA is an Adobe Creative campus, supporting you with the tools you need to ensure digital literacy, creativity and innovation throughout your studies and beyond.
All UWA students have free access to Adobe Express (Premium), training modules and more. All Higher Degree Research students, and students who have more specialised needs (such as Design or Communications Studies) for their studies, have access to the full Adobe Creative Cloud suite.
Staff can visit the Staff Intranet for more information on available offerings.
Adobe Express
Adobe Express is an all-in-one web-based design platform used for creating and editing PDFs, graphics, videos, flyers, logos and more. It offers customisable templates, stock images, videos and music tracks, drag-and-drop tools, and cross-device access.
You also have access to a range of support options through practical training guides, online courses, events and workshops, live Adobe Help Centre and FAQs.
Simply, log in using your UniID ([email protected]) and get started.
Create content in Adobe Express
Training and support
Frequently asked questions
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What do I do if I encounter issues?
We recommend you explore the self-guided tutorials in Adobe for guided instructions and resources.
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Where can I access Adobe Creative Cloud if I need it?
You can access Adobe Creative Cloud on Library student computers. This includes desktop applications such as Photoshop, Acrobat, Illustrator and Adobe cloud-based services such as Stock.
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Can Adobe Express software be used in UniApps?
No, Adobe Express will need to be accessed via the web platform, https://express.adobe.com/
Students with access to Adobe Creative Cloud will be able to use the Adobe software published in UniApps. This is due to an Adobe license restriction on virtual environments. Utilise the Adobe software on the shared Library computers as you need it.
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Will my projects be saved if I use shared computers or should I use cloud storage?
We recommend saving files to your UWA OneDrive.
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Why did UWA become an Adobe Creative Campus?
UWA chose to become an Adobe Creative Campus because we want to ensure our students have the tools they need to succeed in their studies and beyond. We want to ensure you are industry-ready, which includes being equipped with the skills and knowledge to navigate digital systems and programs as required.