Courses Offered at Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) for 2027

Tshwane University of Technology was formed in 2004 through the merger of three former technikons and has grown into one of Africa's largest universities of technology, enrolling more than sixty thousand students across its Gauteng-based campuses and satellite sites in Mpumalanga and Limpopo. Its seven faculties (Arts and Design, Economics and Finance, Engineering and the Built Environment, Humanities, Information and Communication Technology, Management Sciences, and Science) offer over three hundred vocationally oriented programmes built together with industry and professional bodies, typically combining classroom study with structured workplace learning so graduates leave equipped for specific careers. The university markets itself as an entrepreneurial, technology-driven institution, emphasising practical skills, innovation and applied research alongside a broad first-year intake of higher certificates, diplomas and technology bachelor's degrees.