DUT 2027 applications remain open for selected programmes in two faculties
Your opportunity to apply at the Durban University of Technology is still here.
Durban University of Technology (DUT) is accepting applications for selected academic programmes in the 2027 academic year across its two faculties. These programmes provide industry-relevant qualifications designed to equip graduates with the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in their chosen fields.
The Faculty of Applied Sciences offers qualifications in biotechnology, food science, environmental sustainability, sport science, chemistry, textile science, and nautical studies. Similarly, the Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment provides programmes in civil engineering, power engineering, electronic engineering, industrial engineering, mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, architecture and construction studies.
Current applications are open for these programmes until October 31 2026 for the Faculty of Applied Sciences and December 31 2026 for the Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment. Prospective students are encouraged to explore the available options and apply through the CAO portal at https://www.cao.ac.za.
DUT is committed to providing a student-centered environment that promotes academic excellence, innovation, and holistic development. Students benefit from modern facilities, experienced academics, industry partnerships, work-integrated learning opportunities, academic support, career guidance, entrepreneurship initiatives, and leadership development opportunities. The university's ENVISION2030 strategy focuses on advancing innovation, sustainability, integrity, and excellence.
With selected programmes still accepting applications for 2027, students still have time to secure their place at a university that produces graduates ready to make a positive impact in society and industry. For application-related enquiries, contact the CAO office on 031 268 4444. DUT invites you to explore your options, apply today, and take the first step towards a successful career.
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