Strathcloud is the University's cloud-type storage application. It is available to staff and postgraduate researchers.
Undergraduate and postgraduate taught students have access to OneDrive cloud storage.
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About Strathcloud
Strathcloud is a secure place to store and electronic files. You can easily access and share files saved in Strathcloud. You can use Strathcloud on your desktop computer(s), laptop, smartphone or tablet.
Usually, the service is simply called 'Strathcloud'. However, you may also hear the names 'Strathcloud Sharefile' or just 'Sharefile'. Sharefile is the name of the underlying Citrix system which supports Strathcloud. Strathcloud and Sharefile are two names for the same service.
Features of Strathcloud
With Strathcloud you can:
- Store electronic files in a system that works like Dropbox, OneDrive or GoogleDrive, but is owned by the University.
- Share and collaborate on files with others, whether or not they work or study at Strathclyde.
- Sync your files between University storage and a range of devices, so that you can access your work even if you aren't connected to the internet or University network.
- Share attachments that are too large to send by email.
- Access your H: and i: drive from off-campus with Strathcloud Network Shares.
Learn more about Strathcloud
Visit our In Depth pages for more information about Strathcloud.