News @ Tshwane University of Technology
Our Latest News
Prof Devroop is Europe-bound for two concerts
Karendra Devroop, Professor of Music at the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) and a celebrated saxophonist, is on his way to Europe, where he will perform at two international concerts in March.
TUT students predict 2026 priorities for budget speech
Economics and Finance students at TUT predict modest GDP growth and increased spending on education, healthcare and infrastructure ahead of the National Budget Speech.
TUT welcomes new ICT students during Academic Opening
The Faculty of ICT officially welcomed 1 560 first-year students during its annual Academic Opening at the Soshanguve Campus, marking the start of their academic journey at TUT.
Faculty of Arts and Design harnesses collaboration in 2026
Prof Nalini Moodley, Executive Dean of the Tshwane University of Technology’s Faculty of Arts and Design, declared 2026 a year of collaboration, mobilising her constituency around a shared goal.
TUT financial literacy masterclass empowers Polokwane first-years
The Faculty of Management Sciences hosted a two day masterclass with FNB to equip first year students at TUT’s Polokwane Campus with essential money management skills.
TUT’s research growth highlighted during Faculty visit
TUT’s Faculty of ICT hosted the 2025 Research, Innovation and Engagement Annual Performance Visit led by Dr Vathiswa Papu-Zamxaka, DVC Research, Innovation and Engagement, on 18 February 2026.
The epitome of greatness — a tribute to Hosi Nwamitwa II
Hosi Nwamitwa II, a trailblazing monarch, overcame gender barriers to reclaim her rightful throne, leaving a transformative legacy in her community and championing women’s rights and education.
Mbombela Campus welcomes Dr Tempia as Campus Rector
Dr Ndiadivha Tempia took office as Campus Rector at Mbombela Campus and called for accountability, academic excellence and a culture of high performance.
ICT in Education students honoured at Virtual Exchange Awards
PGCE ICT in Education students recently received awards after completing a Virtual Exchange Programme focused on global challenges and sustainable development.
Budding IT professional balances ICT studies and music ambitions at TUT
Khumo Modise, a budding IT professional and first-year ICT student at TUT balances his Computer Science studies with a growing music career as a saxophonist in Pretoria.