The Durban University of Technology is a technical university that offers many different departments as well as short courses. Applications to study at the University are now open for 2025.
Planning a successful career at DUT does not have to be a vague dream. Prospective students can make it a reality.
DUT Closing Dates
- Bachelor of Health Sciences in Chiropractic closes on 15 August 2024
- B Health Science: Diagnostic Radiography closes on 31 August 2024
- B Health Science: Radiography Sonography closes on 31 August 2024
- B Health Science: Radiography Therapy and Oncology closes on 31 August 2024
Applications for all other programmes will close on 30 September.
How To Apply
Applications to study at DUT are done through the Central Applications Office (CAO). CAO applications are done in three ways:
CAO application fees work a bit different. This means that you pay R250 for South Africans citizens and R300 for international applicants and this will cover all the applications done for all Universities in the province, using CAO.
How To Track Your Application
- Go to the CAO Website
- Click on My Application
- Fill in details and follow the prompts
- You should be able to view your status then
Durban University of Technology offers many different departments as well as short courses. There are libraries at all campuses for students to use for their studies.
Does NSFAS Fund Durban University of Technology Students?
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) is a funding scheme that provides for poor students that wish to continue studying at a tertiary institution.
Durban University of Technology is one of the tertiary institutions that they cover as they cover all 26 Public Universities in South Africa.
So if you are a DUT student that requires funding, NSFAS can help you. There is however a list of NSFAS requirements that need to be met in order to be funded by NSFAS.
