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TUT 2026 Application Period Has Started – Apply Now

If you were looking ahead to the 2026 opening date for Tshwane University of Technology (TUT), we are pleased to announce that applications for the 2026 academic year at TUT are officially open as of April 1, 2025. We hereby invite all prospective students to visit www.tut.ac.za to complete the application form, upload the required documents, and settle the application fee to validate their applications as soon as possible.

In this article, you will learn about the closing dates for all undergraduate and postgraduate courses, the documents you may need, the cost of application, the admission requirements to be met, and how you can complete both the online and manual application forms.

When TUT Closes Applications – Application Deadline for 2026

The application period for TUT is very short, and all applicants must submit all relevant documents within this timeframe. Applications for the 2026 academic year at TUT opened on April 1, 2025, and will close on September 30, 2025. This deadline applies to all courses offered across TUT’s various campuses. Any application submitted after this date will be considered a late application and will only be reviewed if there are vacancies in the selected courses.

TUT Entry Requirements: What You Need for Diploma or Degree Programs:

A Senior Certificate with an APS of at least 20, or an equivalent qualification, is required to secure admission for any diploma, higher certificate, or bachelor’s degree at Tshwane University of Technology. Priority will be given to applicants who exceed the minimum entry requirements

How to Apply at Tshwane University of Technology 2026

Tshwane University of Technology conveniently accepts both online and manual applications. Prospective students can either apply online through the TUT website or download the application form, complete it manually, and submit it via postal mail.

How to Apply Online:

Visit www.tut.ac.za.
Click on the “Apply Now”
Choose “No existing student number” to proceed.
Enter your ID number in the required field.
Accept the POPI Act by checking the box.
Provide your personal information as requested.
Browse through the list of available programs and select your preferred course. Ensure you meet the entry requirements.
Fill out all the mandatory fields in the application form.
Upload the necessary supporting documents to complete your submission.
Pay the application fee, which is non-refundable.
Carefully review your application for accuracy.
If all details are correct, submit your application. You may also make final edits before submission if needed.
A confirmation email or SMS will be sent to acknowledge the receipt of your application.

How to Apply Manually (Postal Application):

Download the application form from www.tut.ac.za or collect a physical copy from any TUT campus.
Print the form and complete all sections in clear, legible handwriting using black ink.
Attach certified copies of all required documents, including:
1. A certified copy of your ID/passport.
2. A certified copy of your academic records (e.g., Grade 12 certificate or equivalent).
3. Proof of payment of the application fee (keep the receipt for reference).
Double-check your application to ensure all details are accurate and complete.
Place all the documents in an envelope and send them via registered mail or deliver them in person to:
- Tshwane University of Technology
- Private Bag X680
- Pretoria, 0001
- South Africa
Once your application has been processed, you will receive a confirmation SMS or email from TUT.

Important Note: No walk-ins or campus queues are allowed for applications 2026

TUT 2026 Prospectus:

The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) 2026 Prospectus is already available online at www.tut.ac.za. If you want to secure a spot in one of the competitive courses, you need to download the latest TUT prospectus, review the requirements for your chosen courses, and ensure that you meet them before applying.

TUT is one of the most sought-after universities, so you must satisfy all admission requirements to stand out from the competition, as admission is based solely on academic performance.

How to Pay the R240 Application Fee for TUT 2026:

There is a non-refundable application fee of R240 for ALL first-time applicants to Tshwane University of Technology (TUT). You must deposit the exact amount into the account listed below and ensure that you receive a receipt as proof of payment.

You have until September 30, 2025, to submit your proof of payment to the TUT Admissions Office to validate your application.

Payment Details:

Bank: Absa
Account Number: 04 000 0003
Reference Number: Applicant’s ID number

Make sure to keep a copy of your payment receipt for reference.

Tshwane University of Technology Application Status:

Tshwane University of Technology typically informs applicants of their application status within a few weeks, depending on the volume of applications. Once you submit your application, you will receive a message confirming that your submission was successful. Please note that this is not an acceptance message. The final decision will be communicated after the application deadline. However, you can monitor the progress of your application through your dashboard, using your student number and the PIN assigned to you during the application process.