Requirements For Tshwane University of Technology Courses


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If you are interested in attending the Tshwane University of technology but are not sure about what the admission requirements are, then keep reading to find out.


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The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) offers many courses in different faculties which include Arts & Design, Economics And Finance, Engineering And The Built Environment, Humanities, Information And Communication Technology, Management Sciences.

Here are the admission requirements to enter The Tshwane University of Technology:

  • A pass mark in English at Senior Certificate level (minimum additional language; certain programmes may require first or home language status) 
  • Each course has its own specific admission requirements. 
  • Prospective students should note that the admission requirements of individual programmes could change from year to year. 
  • For some programmes, students will be required to write an admission test, which will determine whether they will be admitted to the programme, or whether it will be recommended to them that they enrol for a relevant foundation course. 

The Tshwane University of Technology is one of the largest residential universities in South Africa. The University has nine campuses in Gauteng, Mpumalanga and Limpopo, with two learning sites in Durban and Cape Town. 

Click Here To Learn More About The Courses Available at The Tshwane University of Technology

 


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