How To Log Into eFundi


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If you are looking to start your tertiary education journey at North West University then it may be important for you to familiarise yourself with their learning management system, eFundi. Here is how to log in to it.


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eFundi is a learning management system that is used by North West University (NWU). According to the higher learning institution’s website, it is how you access all your modules. 

Lecturers use eFundi to communicate with students and provide study material and administer assessments. eFundi is easy to use and available online, and this is how you can access it.

How to log into eFundi

  1. Open a web browser. The system requires the most up-to-date version of your Internet browser.
  2. For the best experience, I encourage you to use Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox.
  3. In the address field (where you usually see a website address), click on or type efundi.nwu.ac.za.
  4. Press the enter button on your keyboard.
  5. The eFundi login page will appear.
  6. At the top right-hand corner of the computer screen, you will see a button labelled “Login“. Click on it.
  7. You will now see a screen where you can enter your Username and Password.
  8. In the Username field, type in your NWU student number.
  9. Click on the Login button.

If you’re a first-time user, log in with your username (your 8-digit NWU student number) and your password.

Your password will initially be your South African identification number, followed by “@Nwu”. For international students (Including students from Namibia) this password consists of your passport number followed by “@Nwu“, e.g. 9302215067088@Nwu.

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