This study aims to determine the relationship between self-efficacy and self-regulated learning on women students. This research is quantitative research and used simple regression statistical analytic method with a descriptive design. The population of this study was 128 women students. Data retrieval is done by simple random sampling technique. There were 83 students as research subjects. There are two instruments used in this study to collect data, the scale of self-efficacy has reliability of 0.979 and the self-regulated scale has reliability of 0.894. The results of this study show that (1) most women students have high self-efficacy, (2) most women students have high self-regulated learning (3) there is a significant effect between self-efficacy on self-regulated learning on women students (F = 35,654, R 2 = 0.306, p <0.05). So self-efficacy gives an effect of 30.6% on self-regulated learning, while the remaining 69.4% is used by other variables that are not approved, such as, the social environment. The implication of this research is to maintain self-efficacy by increasing the strengths of women students in to solve self-regulated learning problems