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Allegion’s portfolio of mechanical and electro-mechanical solutions, coupled with our plastic and mobile credentials, help institutions secure their complex campuses. 

Our products are designed to work with a variety of access control systems and credentials. This helps you leverage your existing investment and makes deploying new access control technologies seamless. 

From student housing and academic buildings to administrative buildings and sports complexes, Allegion offers solutions that balance security with operational efficiencies, while enhancing the student and staff experience with door access.  

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Auburn University - Allegion Mobile Credentials

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Auburn University Launches Mobile Credentials

Out with the keys, in with the campus cards for access at Swarthmore College

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Multi-year project is eliminating all physical keys across 1800 access points

Virginia Tech's multi-year journey eliminates brass keys from campus

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Comprehensive reader deployment, emergency key boxes, and solution for 20k summer campers sets course for future

The University of Tennessee Mobile Credentials by Allegion

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See how mobile improved the student experience at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville

New study shows students want mobile access, proptech from campus housing

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Video interview with Allegion experts explores study's key findings, opps for campus card programs

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Five Considerations When Choosing Wireless Access Control Solutions

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When choosing between wired and wireless, the decision can significantly impact installation costs, maintenance, operational efficiency, and security.

How to keep credential control in your hands with custom encryption keys

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Flexibility is what protects your freedom to choose best-in-class solutions that fit the specific needs of your campus.

Mobile credential trends in higher education

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A survey from the NACCU Technology Research Committee explored the adoption of mobile student IDs at colleges and universities. 

Why interoperability is even more important today

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Does it matter if your campus card technology is open or proprietary? Yes, especially with the rise of mobile credentials and new campus tech. 

FAQ: Mobile Credentials for Universities

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Questions about mobile student IDs? We've got your answers here.

College campus lockdowns and the role of the campus card

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With in-person learning back, it’s important that your campus security is prepared for any situation.

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Allegion consultants are experts in securing your campus. From student residence halls to academic buildings to administrative offices, we can help identify the right security solutions to fit with your campus technologies including:

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Access control coordination to align existing technologies with open architecture solutions to provide a seamless campus card experience. 

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Help you standardize on solutions and products across your campus to streamline costs and drive consistency throughout your buildings.

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Assess your campus/building for compliance with current codes, ADA, and lockdown capabilities and make suggestions for improving school security.

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Assist with layered security approach to key control, combining standard open security with restricted solutions to provide you total control of your campus.

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Architectural consulting and specifications for new construction and renovation projects. 

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Testimonials 

All in on Allegion.

"As an institution that values innovation, it’s important to us that we are always adapting to the way students use technology to enhance the campus experience. Being able to access the VolCard on your mobile device is another way UT is continuously improving to meet expectations for a modern campus."

- Chris C, Senior Vice Chancellor Finance and Administration at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville