MUT Open For 2025 Second Semester Applications


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If you would like to study at university this year, Mangosuthu University of Technology is open now for applications to start studying in the second semester. There is a range of 7 different courses available. 


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Mangosuthu University of Technology (MUT) is a public university of technology located in Umlazi, just south of Durban, KwaZulu‑Natal. It was established in 1979 as Mangosuthu Technikon by Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi and upgraded to university status in 2007.

Campus & Students

The varsity is home to between 13,000 and 14,500 students each year. The varsity is very well supplied with accommodation, with 90 % living on-campus or in one of 43 outsourced residences, including dedicated accommodation for international learners.

Academic Structure

MUT is organized into three faculties:
• Engineering
• Management Sciences
• Natural & Applied Sciences (including Agriculture, Environmental Health, ICT, Nature Conservation, etc.).

It offers certificates, diplomas, advanced diplomas, bachelor’s degrees, postgraduate diplomas, and master’s qualifications.

Why MUT?

Designed to address historical inequality, MUT combines strong technical education with community engagement. It emphasizes industry-focused learning, on‑campus living, gender parity, and growing research impact, particularly under new leadership committed to Vision 2030.

Open For Second Semester Applications

For the second semester of this year, Mangosuthu University of Technology is open for applications to start studying in 7 diifferent programmes, in two of their faculties.

Students need to have either grade 12 senior certificate or NCV qualifications. Courses are available in the Engineering Faculty and the Applied Health Sciences faculty.  Closing date is the 31st July 2025, but places are limited. 

Courses Available

  • Diploma in Analytical Chemistry
  • Diploma in Chemical Engineering
  • Diploma in Civil Engineering
  • Diploma in Electrical Engineering
  • Diploma in Mechanical Engineering
  • Diploma in Surveying

Requirements

Minimum requirements include:
National Senior Certificate / Senior Certificate
English Home Language / First Addition Language 4 (50% and above)
Mathematics / Technical Mathematics 4 (50% and above)
Physical Science / Technical Science 4 (50% and above)
PS: Additional subject only for Diploma in Mechanical Engineering: Engineering Graphic and Design (EGD) 4 (50% and above)
TVET / FET
Alternatively, TVET / NCV results also considered- see relevant CAO section
Foreign qualifications
Relevant Cambridge / GCE / IGCSE / HIGCSE results applicable for international applicants – see relevant CAO section.

HOW TO APPLY

Applications for these courses can be made via the CAO website at www.cao.ac.za.

Candidates applying will be considered on a first come first served basis as places are limited. 

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