TSHWANE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (TUT) 2027 APPLICATIONS
TUT 2027 Applications
Planning to study at Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) in 2027? Find important information about TUT applications, closing dates, courses, admission requirements, application fees, documents and how to apply.
TUT is one of South Africa's largest universities of technology, with campuses across Gauteng, Mpumalanga and Limpopo.
TUT 2027 APPLICATION DATES
Applications opened: 1 April 2026
General undergraduate application period:
1 April 2026 – 31 July 2026
IMPORTANT:
Some TUT programmes have earlier closing dates, and programmes can close once they reach capacity.
Specific programmes had a closing date of 15 June 2026.
Always check the closing date of your chosen qualification before applying.
TUT FACULTIES & COURSES
TUT offers programmes across a wide range of study areas, including:
• Arts and Design
• Economics and Finance
• Engineering and the Built Environment
• Information and Communication Technology
• Management Sciences
• Humanities
• Science
• Education
• Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
• Health Sciences
Popular study areas include:
• Accounting
• Business Management
• Computer Science
• Information Technology
• Engineering
• Education
• Nursing
• Policing
• Law-related fields
• Tourism
• Hospitality
• Public Management
• Environmental Management
• Design
• Journalism
• Human Resources
Always check the specific qualification for the correct admission requirements.
TUT ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Admission requirements depend on the qualification.
Applicants should check:
• Grade 12 subjects
• Required subject marks
• APS/admission score
• Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy requirements
• Physical Sciences requirements where applicable
• English requirements
• Programme-specific requirements
• Selection requirements
IMPORTANT:
Meeting the minimum requirements does not automatically guarantee admission.
TUT has limited spaces, and some programmes may close once they are full.
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
Applicants should have the following documents ready:
• South African ID or passport
• Grade 11 final results
• Grade 12 results, where available
• National Senior Certificate
• Previous academic records, where applicable
• Qualification certificates, where applicable
• Proof of application fee payment
Documents must be clear and uploaded in the required format.
TUT APPLICATION FEE
Application fee for the 2027 academic year:
R240
The application fee is:
• Compulsory for first-time applicants
• Payable once
• Non-refundable
Make sure you use the correct payment details provided by TUT.
HOW TO APPLY TO TUT
1. Choose your qualification.
2. Check the admission requirements.
3. Prepare your documents.
4. Create your TUT application profile.
5. Complete the online application.
6. Upload the required documents.
7. Pay the R240 application fee.
8. Submit your application.
9. Keep your application details safe.
10. Track your application status.
IMPORTANT:
Apply as early as possible because TUT may close a programme when it reaches capacity, even before the general closing date.
TUT CAMPUSES
Tshwane University of Technology has campuses in different locations, including:
• Pretoria Campus
• Soshanguve Campus
• Ga-Rankuwa Campus
• Mbombela Campus
• eMalahleni Campus
• Polokwane Campus
Giyani Campus
The campus you attend depends on the qualification you choose.
TUT & NSFAS
Eligible South African students can apply for NSFAS funding, subject to the applicable NSFAS requirements.
IMPORTANT:
University admission and NSFAS funding are separate processes.
Being accepted by TUT does not automatically guarantee NSFAS funding.
TUT PROSPECTUS
The TUT prospectus provides information about:
• Courses and qualifications
• Admission requirements
• Faculties
• Subject requirements
• Programme information
• Application procedures
• Campus information
Always check the latest TUT prospectus before choosing a qualification.
IMPORTANT TUT APPLICATION ADVICE
• Apply as early as possible.
• Check your programme's specific closing date.
• Do not assume that 31 July applies to every programme.
• Some programmes may close earlier.
• Prepare your documents before applying.
• Pay the R240 application fee.
• Keep your application details safe.
• Check your application status regularly.
• Do not pay anyone promising guaranteed admission.
• Be careful of application scams and fake TUT websites.
TUT has warned prospective students about application and registration scams involving fake websites, social media accounts and emails.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
When did TUT 2027 applications open?
TUT 2027 first-year and undergraduate applications opened on 1 April 2026.
When do TUT 2027 applications close?
The general application period runs until 31 July 2026, but some programmes have earlier closing dates.
Can TUT programmes close before the deadline?
Yes. TUT states that a programme may close once it becomes full, even if the official deadline has not yet passed.
How much is the TUT application fee?
The 2027 application fee is R240 for first-time applicants.
Is the TUT application fee refundable?
No. The application fee is strictly non-refundable.
Can Grade 12 learners apply to TUT?
Yes. Current Grade 12 learners can apply using their available school results and provide final results when required.
Does meeting the minimum requirements guarantee admission?
No. Admission depends on the programme requirements, selection process and available spaces.
Does TUT accept late applications?
Applicants should apply before the relevant closing date. TUT programmes may close when capacity is reached.
APPLY TO TUT FOR 2027
Choose your course → Check requirements → Prepare documents → Apply online → Pay R240 → Submit → Track your application.
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Last updated: August 2026
DISCLAIMER
ApplySmart SA is an independent information platform and is not affiliated with Tshwane University of Technology. Application dates, fees, requirements and programmes may change. Always verify the latest information with TUT before applying.