Apply to study at TUT for 2028 Academic Intake

Are you a prospective student looking to secure admission to study at one of South Africa’s leading universities in 2028?

We are pleased to announce that the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) will open its 2028 applications on 1 April 2027, giving qualified and interested students the opportunity to apply for their preferred programmes.

If this is your first time applying to university, this guide will help you understand the process and avoid common mistakes that could delay your application

Application Timeline for TUT 2028

Generally, applicants are required to complete the application form, upload the necessary supporting documents, pay the applicable application fee, and submit their applications between 1 April and 30 September 2027.

However, applicants should note that some programmes have earlier closing dates, with certain programmes closing as early as 31 July 2027. Therefore, prospective students are strongly encouraged to check the specific closing date for their preferred programme and apply early to avoid missing the deadline.

Who Can Apply to TUT?

The Tshwane University of Technology 2028 applications are open to:

New students: first-time applicants to TUT.
Returning students: those seeking further qualifications.
International applicants who meet the admission requirements.
Transfer students moving from another institution.

Application Requirements for 2028 Academic Admission

General Requirements (All Applicants)

To be considered for admission at TUT for the 2028 academic year, all applicants must:

Complete an online application.
Submit all required documents before the application deadline.
Pay a non-refundable application fee of R240.
Possess a Matric or NSC certificate.
Grade 11 students must submit their June results.
Have a good APS score.
Provide a valid email address, National ID number, and cell phone number.
Minors must complete a declaration form signed by their parents.

Additional Requirements for International Students

International applicants must submit:

Certified academic certificates (high school and/or previous tertiary qualifications).
Certified passport copy (valid and not expired).
Study visa/permit (or proof of application for one).
Proof of payment of application fee.
English language proficiency certificate (if applicable).

Additional Requirements for Transfer Students

Applicants transferring from another institution must submit:

Certified academic transcripts from current or previous institutions.
Proof of current enrollment or a letter of good standing from your current institution.

Download the TUT 2028 Prospectus

If you are planning to apply to Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) from April 1, 2027, it is recommended that you download the TUT 2028 Prospectus and carefully check the entry requirements for your preferred programme of study before submitting your application. Keep in mind that TUT can only accommodate a limited number of students who meet the entry requirements, so simply qualifying does not guarantee a place. To be considered, you must also satisfy all programme-specific requirements for the course you are applying for.

How to Apply

1. Go to the TUT Online Application System

If you are interested in studying at Tshwane University of Technology, you can visit the official website at www.tut.ac.za and access the university’s application portal to begin your application.

Select the qualification and programme you wish to apply for and follow the instructions provided on the application portal.

2. Upload Your Supporting Documents

All prospective students applying for a new qualification must submit the required supporting documents as part of their application.

Make sure that:

All required documents are clear and legible before uploading them.
You upload the correct documents according to the requirements of your chosen programme.
All supporting documents are submitted before the application closing date.
You do not wait until the last day to upload your documents, as incomplete applications may not be considered.

Applicants should have access to an electronic device and properly scanned or saved copies of their documents before starting the application process.

3. Pay the Application Fee

Applicants are required to pay an application fee of R240.00 when applying to TUT.

Once you have made the payment, keep your proof of payment safely, as you may need it during the application process or when following up on your application.

Make sure that you use the correct reference details provided by TUT when making the payment so that the payment can be correctly allocated to your application.

Please note: The R240 application fee is non-refundable, even if you later decide not to study at TUT, do not meet the admission requirements, or are not offered a place because of limited spaces.

The application fee must be paid before the relevant application closing date. Applicants are encouraged to make payment early and keep a copy of their proof of payment for their records.

4. Make Sure Your Application Is Complete

Before submitting your application, carefully review all the information you have provided. Check that:

Your personal details are correct.
You have selected the correct qualification and programme.
All required supporting documents have been uploaded.
The R240 application fee has been paid.
Your application has been successfully submitted through the online portal.

An incomplete application may not be considered for admission. Apply early and make sure your application is complete before the closing date.

Start your applications here

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