Microsoft Office 365 University 4 Years Subscription $74 Delivered @ Dick Smith

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Lnosrad on 27/09/2014 - 00:55 dicksmith.com.au (437 clicks)
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.edu email address required.

Stay connected with Office 365 and experience the latest versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, Publisher and Access. One annual subscription covers 2 PCs, Macs, Windows tablets or iPads + easy access on smartphones.

4 Year Subscription of Office 365. Available to eligible university and college students, faculty and staff

An extra 1 TB of online storage per household member in OneDrive (up to 5 users).

60 minutes of Skype™ calls each month to phones in 40+ countries.

What it includes:

The latest versions of: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote2 Publisher2 and Access.2 for the entire household on up to 2 PCs, Macs, Windows tablets or iPads.
4 Year Subscription of Office 365. Available to eligible university and college students, faculty and staff**.
**Proof of eligibility is required online before use

What is the difference between the Office 2013 suites and Office 365 plans?

Office suites have traditionally included applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook for use on a single PC. All Office 365 products, such as Office 365 Home, are paid for on a subscription basis, annually. Active subscribers will receive version upgrades as a benefit of their subscription. Entitlements vary by product.

1 Windows 7, Windows 8 OS, Windows Phone 7.5, Mac OS X version 10.6, iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, iPad mini, iPod touch) all must be running iOS 7 or later, Android OS 4.0 or greater required. Visit www.office.com/mobile for applicable devices. Windows RT devices come preinstalled with Office Home & Student 2013 RT. Internet connection required. Internet and mobile telephone usage charges may apply.

3 See office.com/information for details. Skype account required. Excludes special, premium, and non-geographic numbers. Calls to mobile phones are for select countries only. Skype available only in select countries.

System Requirements

Microsoft account • Internet access (fees may apply) • Some features may require additional hardware. PC: Windows® 7 or Windows 8, 32- or 64-bit OS only • 1 GHz processor with SSE2 support • 2 GB RAM • 3 GB available hard disk space • 1366 x 768 screen resolution. Mac: Intel processor • Mac OS X version 10.6 • 1 GB RAM • 2.5 GB available hard disk space • HFS+ hard disk format • 1280 x 800 screen resolution

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  nosrad on 27/09/2014 - 00:58

  +2

  Asked Microsoft Online Sales. Office 365 University can be used on 2 PCs/Macs PLUS 2 Tablets/Phones. So maximum 4 devices.

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  MustResistPurchase on 27/09/2014 - 00:59

  +1

  Might be worth checking if your school/tafe/university supplies Office.

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    nosrad on 27/09/2014 - 01:00

    UNSW does not.

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      oringal on 27/09/2014 - 01:23

      +1

      it might change later in the year :L http://blogs.office.com/2014/09/22/students-teachers-may-eli…

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  rakerr on 27/09/2014 - 01:03

  +3

  soon office 365 will be free for use for all users with an active .edu.au email address unless your institution opts out. Before the end of the year.

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    JoeSoap on 27/09/2014 - 01:21

    -2

    yes that may be true but it doesn't mean it includes desktop versions of office apps. This would be the email/sharepoint stuff.

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      [Deactivated] on 27/09/2014 - 01:44

      +1

      You are wrong. You can use the latest desktop version. I have done it successfully. Unimelb

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      rakerr on 27/09/2014 - 13:06

      it will include the desktop versions.

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    [Deactivated] on 27/09/2014 - 01:45

    +1

    It has started. I have successful login through my uni account. I am studying @ university of melbourne

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      redcreek200 on 27/09/2014 - 08:30

      Not available free at UNE

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        PVA on 27/09/2014 - 09:58

        That means UNE has opted out of it. Microsoft has it free for all students unless the school has said no ( according to their blog)

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      rakerr on 27/09/2014 - 13:08

      the offer has been around since last December but it requires your institution to provide the licences. Whats coming out is student self service to obtain the licences.

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      meowwmeow on 28/09/2014 - 00:45

      Can you tell me how you did it? I'm also from unimelb but I don't know how to do it.

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  GnarlyKnuckles on 27/09/2014 - 08:13

  I work at a medical research institute,affiliated with a uni (I do have an .edu address)… reckon I'd be eligible? This is cheap; < $20 a year for the entire suite, including new versions.

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    rakerr on 27/09/2014 - 13:09

    if you wait a few months it will be free as long as you have a .edu.au active email address.

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  redcreek200 on 27/09/2014 - 08:34

  +1

  @gnartyknuckles, yes, you can get it no problems.
  I bought my Office 365 from the online microsoft shop and for proof of eligibility a .edu email address was all that was required from me.

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  seanbaussie on 27/09/2014 - 09:21

  Do you need to keep the .edu email for the whole 4 years (ie does it keep checking annually/regularly)?

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    flyingmouse on 27/09/2014 - 10:15

    I guess no, it asked me verify my edu before I order 365.

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    redcreek200 on 27/09/2014 - 12:56

    +1

    When I ordered it from microsoft online it used the .edu mail account to send me the download link. That was all.

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  kudoz on 27/09/2014 - 16:16

  Did anyone get it for $74? Won't allow click and collect and delivery is $4.95?

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    nosrad on 27/09/2014 - 19:52

    It was free delivery in the morning but they changed it. You can add these items to save on delivery

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  shmahoo on 27/09/2014 - 21:36

  The real question an ozbargainer would ask is. … How can I get a free .edu.au address without being at an educational institution?