Registration eligibility

Yes, an undergraduate student is eligible for the “Get started with Microsoft Copilot” Microsoft Learn module because it explicitly includes Student among its intended roles and lists no prerequisites.^1^

How to begin

1. Open the official module page.
2. Select Start.
3. Sign in with a Microsoft account if you want Microsoft Learn to track your progress.
4. Complete its eight units.
5. Sign in and answer all assessment questions correctly to receive a pass designation on your Learn profile.

No prior Copilot, Azure, programming, or professional experience is required.

Check the exact listing

There are similarly named Microsoft 365 Copilot courses. For example, the “Get started with Microsoft 365 Copilot (3-hour)” course is aimed at K–12 educators and school leaders rather than undergraduate students.^2^

Therefore, use the open Microsoft Learn module linked in Reference 1 unless your registration page specifically identifies a different instructor-led course or event.

References

1. AI Fluency: Get started with Microsoft Copilot - Training
2. Get started with Microsoft 365 Copilot (3-hour) - Training