Creating a new user account in Mendeley
09/11/2023
Before you start using Mendeley reference management software, you will need to create an account. This is really simple and should take you no more than a couple of minutes. Just follow the instructions below.
Head to the Mendeley website and click on the big red ‘Create a free account’ button.
First enter your email address. Using your personal email address in this step will allow you to keep your Mendeley account active once you are no longer a student.
Now enter your name and create your password. This is completely separate from your Eve / CCNT password. Make sure this is something you will remember.
You should receive a validation email from Mendeley to confirm your email address. Click the link to do so and that’s it. You’re done!
Your account is now active. You can now start adding material to your library, and download the citation tools. Mendeley also offers comprehensive support pages to get you started.
If you’d like to know more about Mendeley before signing up, check out our previous post here.
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