The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) prospectus is your one-stop guide to everything you need to know about studying at this leading South African institution. This guide will help you navigate the prospectus and answer some frequently asked questions (FAQs).
Obtaining the Prospectus
There are two ways to access the TUT prospectus:
- Download: The prospectus is available in PDF format for download from the TUT website. You can find the download link for the prospectus [here](on the TUT website).
- Hard Copy: TUT may also offer hard copies of the prospectus at their campuses. Contact the university directly for details.
Using the Prospectus
The prospectus is a comprehensive document, so here’s a breakdown of the key sections:
- Welcome and Introduction: This section provides an overview of TUT, its vision, mission, and core values.
- Faculties and Programmes: This is the heart of the prospectus. It details the various faculties (such as Engineering, Science, Humanities) and the undergraduate and postgraduate programmes offered by each. Each programme description typically includes:
- Programme overview and career paths
- Admission requirements (including the required APS score)
- Programme structure and curriculum
- Application Process: This section outlines the steps involved in applying to TUT, including application deadlines and required documents.
- Financial Aid and Bursaries: This section provides information on financial aid options available to students, including scholarships and bursaries.
- Student Life: This section explores the various support services offered to students, such as accommodation, healthcare, and student life activities.
- Important Dates and Deadlines: This section lists key dates for applications, registration, and semester breaks.
FAQs
- What is the Admission Point Score (APS)? The APS is a system used by South African universities to determine a student’s eligibility for a particular programme. The minimum APS score required varies depending on the programme.
- Where can I find specific admission requirements for each programme? Each programme description within the “Faculties and Programmes” section will detail the specific admission requirements, including the APS score.
- When are the application deadlines? Application deadlines are typically in August/September for the following year. Refer to the “Important Dates and Deadlines” section for specific dates.
- How do I apply? Applications are done online through the TUT website. The prospectus will guide you through the application process.
Courses Offered
TUT offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across various fields, including:
- Engineering
- Information Technology
- Natural Sciences
- Humanities
- Education
- Business and Management
General Requirements
- National Senior Certificate (NSC): This is the minimum qualification for entry-level programmes. Depending on the programme, you’ll need a minimum achievement level (usually 3 or 4) in specific subjects.
- APS Score: Each programme has a minimum APS score requirement. Check the specific programme details for the required score.
- International Students: International students may have additional requirements. Refer to the TUT website for details.
Remember: The TUT prospectus is a valuable resource for prospective students. Use this guide and the prospectus itself to make informed decisions about your studies at TUT. Don’t hesitate to contact TUT directly if you have any further questions.