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About TUT

Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) stands as one of South Africa's largest and most inclusive institutions of higher learning. Born from a merger of several technikons in 2004, TUT has grown into a powerhouse of applied education, research, and innovation. With campuses spread across Gauteng, Mpumalanga, and Limpopo, it serves over 60,000 students annually — making it a true "people's university."

TUT is known for its practical, career-focused approach to education. It blends academic rigor with real-world relevance, preparing students not just to graduate, but to thrive in competitive industries. The university’s commitment to transformation, community engagement, and technological advancement makes it a beacon for students seeking both personal growth and professional impact. Whether you're pursuing engineering, arts, business, or health sciences, TUT offers a vibrant, future-ready environment where knowledge truly works.

Courses Offered

TUT offers a vast array of qualifications — from Higher Certificates to Diplomas, Bachelor’s Degrees, and Postgraduate programs — across seven faculties:

• Engineering & the Built Environment

Includes Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, and Mechatronics Engineering, plus Architecture, Surveying, and Industrial Design.

• Information & Communication Technology (ICT)

Offers programs in Computer Systems, IT: Business Applications, Communication Networks, and Multimedia.

• Economics & Finance

Covers Accounting, Internal Auditing, Cost & Management Accounting, and Local Government Finance.

• Humanities

Includes Education (Foundation to FET phases), Journalism, Language Practice, Public Relations, and Policing.

• Science

Offers Environmental Science, Agriculture, Biotechnology, and Analytical Chemistry.

• Management Sciences

Focuses on Business Administration, Public Management, Marketing, and Human Resource Management.

• Arts & Design

Includes Fine Arts, Fashion Design, Performing Arts, and Graphic Design — with portfolio-based admissions.

TUT's curriculum is built around accessibility, innovation, and employability. Many programs include work-integrated learning (WIL), giving students hands-on experience before graduation.

Career Oppotunities

Graduates from TUT are highly sought after across South Africa’s public and private sectors. Engineering and ICT alumni often land roles in infrastructure development, software engineering, and digital transformation. Business and finance graduates thrive in corporate environments, government departments, and entrepreneurial ventures. Education and humanities students enter classrooms, NGOs, and media spaces with confidence and purpose.

TUT also offers career counselling, industry-linked internships, and job placement support to help students transition smoothly into the workforce. Specialized programs like the CETA Research Chair in Digital Construction Skills and partnerships with the Institute of Internal Auditors show TUT's commitment to bridging the gap between academia and industry.

Whether you're aiming to become a civil engineer, fashion designer, IT analyst, educator, or entrepreneur — TUT equips you with the tools, networks, and mindset to succeed.