TUT Opens Applications for 2026 Courses With Available Spaces

By | December 27, 2025

TUT Opens Applications for 2026 Courses With Available Spaces

TUT Opens Applications for 2026 Courses With Available Spaces

The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) is one of South Africa’s leading universities of technology, offering a second-chance opportunity for applicants who missed the initial application deadline but still want to study in 2026. TUT has officially announced a list of courses with available space for 2026 and is now inviting prospective students to submit their applications for the remaining open programmes.

TUT 2026 Late Application Timeline (When to Apply):

The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) has re-opened applications in January 2026 for qualifications that still have available space. All applications, together with the required supporting documents and the application fee, must reach TUT between 15 and 23 January 2026 in order to be considered for the 2026 admission process.

Who Can Apply (Eligible Applicants)

You can apply to TUT 2026 if you fall into any of the following groups:

  • Recent high school graduates (matriculants) or past graduates who have not yet enrolled at TUT.
  • Those continuing studies or changing courses.
  • Domestic and international students

TUT Readmission

If you are a former TUT student who previously exited and would like to return, this is your opportunity. Take advantage of the late entry window and reapply now to resume your studies in 2026.

TUT Online Application Procedure

Where to Apply:

The management of the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) requires that all applications be submitted online via the official website, www.tut.ac.za. No walk-in or manual applications will be accepted.

What You’ll Need:

Make sure you have internet access, a smartphone or computer, an email address, and a working phone number before you begin.

How to Apply (Online Only):

  1. Create or log into your account.
  2. Select whether you’re a new or returning applicant.
  3. Choose your qualification type (undergraduate, diploma, postgraduate).
  4. Complete your personal and academic details.
  5. Upload required certified supporting documents (see list below).
  6. Pay the application fee (R240).
  7. Submit your application and save your confirmation/number.

See Also: Nelson Mandela University 2027 Applications: How to Apply Online

TUT 2026 Late Application Requirements

Ensure you upload certified and clear copies of the following:

  • South African ID or passport (for international applicants)
  • National Senior Certificate (NSC) or equivalent (or Grade 11 results if still in Grade 12)
  • Proof of application fee payment (R240)
  • Certified academic transcripts or certificates

Cost of TUT Late Online Application (Application fee)

A non-refundable application fee of R240 must accompany all TUT late applications for 2026 before an application is considered valid. This fee must be paid online at the time of submitting your application

Courses With Available Space (2026)

The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) has published the following qualifications that still have available space for the 2026 academic intake:

Engineering & Technology

  • BEngTech (Materials Engineering — Polymer Tech)
  • BEngTech (Electrical Engineering)
  • HCert / Dip in Electrical Engineering

Management & Business

  • Diploma in Credit Management

Science & Information Technology

  • Dip in Industrial Physics
  • BSc (Industrial Chemistry)
  • Dip (Analytical Chemistry)
  • Dip (Biotechnology)
  • Dip (Computer Systems)
  • Dip (Information Technology / Multimedia Computing)

Entry Requirements

You must at least satisfy the following minimum requirements:

  • Undergraduate Degrees: Minimum of four subjects at Performance Level 4 (NSC subjects).
  • Diplomas: At least four subjects at Performance Level 3.

Conclusion

-+ The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) has confirmed that both the main and late application processes will be conducted entirely online, and as a result, no walk-in applications will be accepted in January 2026.

-+ Applicants are required to visit the official TUT website at www.tut.ac.za to complete the online application form, upload all required supporting documents, pay the R240 application fee, and track the status of their application.

-+ Prospective students are advised to act quickly, as only a limited number of qualifications are open for the January 2026 late application period, and spaces are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

TUT Contact Details

If you don’t understand anything, please contact the authorities using the following contact details

  • Telephone: 086 110 2421
  • Email Address: general@tut.ac.za
  • SMS Number: 30655

Visit the official website for more information.

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