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Printing and scanning

All you need to know about follow-you printing and scanning on campus

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Student printing overview

How to print on campus.

Pay for printing

How to add credit to your student card via debit/credit card.

Scanning on campus

How to use the scanners to copy or send documents to email.

Mobile printing

Print documents from your own device on a Goldsmiths printer. We recommend using the following browsers: Firefox, Edge or Safari.

Default settings and common issues

Default settings and how to troubleshoot the most common printing issues.

Need more help?

Contact the IT Service Desk. We are available via Live Chat during our normal opening hours.

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