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Your FDU NetID verifies who you are and ensures the privacy of your personal information. Your FDU NetID and your NetID password will provide access to a variety of IT resources including your Self-Service, WebCampus, Office365, and Email. To get your NetID, review the guide on how to Claim or Create an FDU NetID Account.

To protect the University and our students from cyber attacks and other malicious activity, we require that everyone in our community to periodically change their password. To change your password, review the guide on How To Change Your FDU NetID Password.

To successfully use your NetID to access your accounts, you will need Two-Factor Authentication with Cisco DUO MFA

Two-factor authentication adds a second layer of security to your FDU NetID. It requires two factors to verify identity. These factors include something you know – your FDU NetID and password, and something you have – a phone or passcode, to authenticate and gain access to your account on FDU services. Passwords alone no longer provide adequate protection against cyber hacking. DUO is required for all current FDU students.

Review the Duo – Student Quick Start Guide to set up your mobile device with Cisco DUO MFA, and look at the Cisco Duo FAQ’s to get more information about Cisco DUO MFA.

Students can access their emails through any Web browser using their NetID and password to log in. To access our email, visit the Office Portal Login.

Students can also access their FDU Email accounts on their mobile devices by installing the Outlook app. Read the guide below:

• Accessing an FDU Email Account on a Mobile Device Using the Outlook App

Current students who are registered for classes for the current term, or a future term have access to Microsoft Office 365 Suite applications. For more information, click on the links below:

• Microsoft Office 365 Suite for Students
• Microsoft Office 365 Apps

Webcampus is a course content management system. FDU’s Webcampus is also known as the Blackboard System. On-line courses are taught through this system which also allows for interaction between the student and faculty member as well as on-line class discussions.

To learn more about how to access Webcampus, read the guide on How to log in to Webcampus.

Self-Service is an interactive web application that enables students to view their individual information contained in FDU’s Student Information System. Students can use Self-Service to do things like view their financial aid, pay their bills, and register for classes.

To learn more about how to use Self-Service, review the Self-Service Tutorial.

With your FDU NetID, you can connect to the FDU Network. For detailed instructions view the links below:

• Connecting a mobile device to the “FDU-Secure” Wireless Network
• FDU-Secure Wi-Fi Connection for Non FDU Owned Equipment
• Setting up and Accessing the FDU VPN Client

• Safeguards Against Cybercrime
• How can I spot a Phishing Scam?
• Reporting Phishing or Junk Emails

Fairleigh Dickinson University has both licensed and open-source software, that is offered for academic and/or personal use for students. The links below point out to commonly used software, both licensed and open source, that are offered for academic and/or personal use to all Fairleigh Dickinson University faculty, staff and students.

• Software Catalog
• Microsoft Teams Tutorial
• How to Successfully Attend Class via Zoom
• How to Access OneDrive

Computing Services has multiple computer labs available on both New Jersey Campuses for classroom instruction and student use. Visit the links below for more information.

• Computing Services Computer Labs
• How to Reserve a Computer Lab
• Printing in The Computer Labs

FDU also provides remote access to many of the software applications typically found in university computer labs through our platform FDU Anywhere. You can access it using your FDU NetID credentials through this link FDU Anywhere. You can also review the FDU Anywhere Tutorial for more information on how to use our virtual labs.

For any IT related questions and support, contact our Fairleigh Dickinson University Technical Assistance Center (UTAC) through the Fairleigh Dickinson Technical Assistance Center (UTAC) or the support page.

• Fairleigh Dickinson Technical Assistance Center (UTAC)
• Support Page