TUT Late Applications Now Open For 2024. If you’re still aspiring to study at Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) this year, there’s good news! TUT Late Applications Now Open For 2024. TUT, being a highly sought-after institution, encourages prospective students to seize this opportunity and apply promptly.
Why Choose Tshwane University of Technology?
TUT stands out as an excellent university, providing over 400 career options. With a diverse community of more than 60,000 students and an array of academic minds from around the world, TUT ensures a vibrant multicultural student life, fostering a well-rounded varsity experience.
How to Apply to TUT
To apply to TUT, the process is entirely online; there are no in-person applications or walk-ins. Visit the official website and complete your application online. Given the high demand, applicants are advised to be patient, as the process may take some time.
If you meet the criteria, consider applying for NSFAS as well.
Admission Requirements for TUT
- Pass mark in English at Senior Certificate level (minimum additional language; some programs may require first or home language status).
- Each course has specific admission requirements.
- Prospective students should be aware that individual program admission requirements may change annually.
- Some programs may require an admission test to determine eligibility or recommend enrollment in a relevant foundation course.
Faculties at TUT
- Arts and Design
- Economics and Finance
- Engineering and the Built Environment
- Humanities
- Information and Communication Technology
- Management Sciences
- Science
Campuses
TUT has various campuses, including Arcadia, Arts, Pretoria, Ga-Rankuwa, North and South Campuses in Soshanguve, eMalahleni, Mbombela, Polokwane, and service points in Cape Town and Durban.
Distance Education at TUT
TUT also offers Distance Education, providing diplomas in the Department of Safety and Security, with courses in Policing and Traffic. Distance Education applicants must reside near Durban or Cape Town to attend contact classes and write tests and exams at the respective service points. However, Distance Education program applications cannot be submitted online.
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Distance Education Application Process
Please note that faxed or emailed applications for admission will not be accepted. Application forms should be couriered (door to door) to the TUT Distance Education Unit.