Here's Where To Live As A TUT Student


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Welcome to our Matric section. We are here to help you through this exciting, but stressful, year. 

If you're planning to study at Tshwane University of Technology and you're in need of accommodation, look no further. The university offers students a range of on-campus and off-campus accommodation. 


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Did you know that TUT is South Africa's largest residential university? First-year students should apply for university-owned accommodation which is managed by the department called Accommodation, Residence Life and Catering (ARLC).

First year students who apply online get priority access to University-managed accommodation

  • On-campus living
  • Reliable transport
  • Academic mentoring
  • Strong governance and residence life activities

Click here to apply on the TUT website

The accommodation that the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) offers to students is available across its different campuses. 

Here are the different student accommodation options you have available as a TUT student.

On Campus Accommodation

Arcadia residences:

  • Kollegehof (mixed residence)
  • Legae (mixed residence)

Arts residences: 

  • Heidehof (female residence)
  • Tempo (mixed residence)

eMalahleni residences:

  • Mabaleng (mixed residence)

Ga-Rankuwa residences:

  • Gaetsho (female residence)
  • Skierlik (female residence)​​​​​​
  • Legae (mixed residence)
  • East (mixed residence)
  • New residence (mixed residence)
  • Ekhaya junction (mixed residence)

Mbombela residences:

  • Mebala (mixed residence)

Polokwane residences:

  • The Landing (mixed residence)

Pretoria residences:

  • Astra (female residence)
  • Denise (female residence)
  • Minjonet (female residence)
  • Polonaise (female residence)
  • Magalies (male residence)
  • Monitor (male residence)
  • Lezard (mixed residence)
  • Orion (mixed residence)

Soshanguve North residences:

  • TCE 1 (mixed residence)
  • TCE 2 (mixed residence)
  • CCT/Towers (mixed residence)
  • Telkom (mixed residence)

Soshanguve South residences:

  • Sosh 1 (female residence)
  • Sosh 3 (female residence)
  • Sosh 2 (male residence)
  • Sosh 4 (male residence)
  • Sosh 5 (mixed residence)
  • Student town (mixed residence)

Approved off-campus accommodation

Arcadia accommodation:

  • Arebeng
  • Buthelezi House
  • Gaabomotho Culture village
  • Hantra Student Residence
  • Kincora
  • Luxor Court
  • Mazuri Residence
  • Shaka Residence

Arts accommodation:

  • Fairmont
  • Indwe Residence
  • Robin Villa

Emalahleni accommodation:

  • Corridor Hill

Mbombela accommodation:

  • ASV Properties
  • Domestic House
  • Graduate student accommodation
  • Mabelu House
  • Munye Lomndeni Lodge
  • Talis Tower
  • Urban Cove

Pretoria West accommodation:

  • AB Lisi House
  • Adeon
  • Everest Towers
  • Fatima Towers
  • Himalaya Towers
  • Kekana Properties
  • Khumo House
  • Klubsig
  • Lihle Student Village
  • Lita Worx House
  • Machete House
  • Madeira
  • Muzinda
  • Pontsho Ya Thuka
  • The Dawn Village
  • Topaz Student Village
  • Tshwane Varsity Lodge 2 

Polokwane accommodation:

  • Arush
  • Baobab
  • Crust
  • Hayani Residence
  • Kilimajaro
  • The Landing 2 

Soshanguve accommodation:

  • Batlhokomedi Properties
  • Cynguil House
  • July House
  • Leballo Family
  • Mistey Lane Complex
  • Mluayo's
  • Zomziki House

 

Related Articles: How To Apply Online To TUT

 

Digs Connect is also a good avenue for students to take when they are searching for accommodation. They make finding accommodation easier for students as their website is tailored for students. Read our article on DigsConnect here to get more information. 

There are also always options such as Gumtree, Junkmail ads, property websites and Facebook where advertisements for property can be found.  

 

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Post-Matric Options

 

We helped you with past papers for your matric exams, so hopefully you are happy with your Matric results. So now you are faced with a lot of post-matric options that can shape your future paths. You might want to study law, teaching, or nursing. Of course studying is expensive so we have helpful advice about student loans, NSFAS bursaries, Fundi loans, ISFAP, and lots of other funding options.

These options range from pursuing higher education at universities , TVET Colleges or  private colleges, finding student accommodation, entering vocational training programs (like Learnerships and internships), joining the workforce, or even starting your own business. There are so many choices but we are here to help.

 


 

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