2024 Durban University Of Technology Registration Now Open


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Prospective and returning students at one of KwaZulu-Natal’s universities can now register for the 2024 academic year. It's important to note that the registration period will only be open for a short period of time.


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Durban University of Technology (DUT) has opened its registration period for the upcoming 2024 academic year. New and returning students will have just two weeks to finalise their registration for the 2023 academic year at the institution.

2024 DUT Registration Dates

  • Undergraduate
    • New Students: 15 January 2024 – 09 February 2024
    • Returning Students: 15 January 2024 – 09 February 2024
  • Postgraduate
    • New Students: 15 January 2024 –31 July 2024
    • Returning Students: 15 January 2024 – 09 February 2024

Registration can be done online and on-campus, but the university recommends doing it online. Students will be required to upload several essential documents online before registration.

Local Students Must Upload The Following Documents

  • Matric certificate and statement of results
  • Confirmation of Acceptance form
  • Identity Document
  • Indemnity form
  • Surety form
  • Proof of payment

DUT warned that they cannot guarantee a student's place if they do not register on/or before the closing date of registration.

Students are required to pay a first installment of their tuition fees period to the day of their registration. The amount you will be required to pay is dependent on whether you are an annual student or a semester and whether you live at university residence or not.

The first installment payments can be paid directly in the DUT bank account. Students who choose this payment method must use their student number as their payment reference.

Once you complete your registration, you can collect your student card at Protection Services.

 

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