2026 News
Dean’s Seminar challenges Researchers to turn knowledge into impact
The Faculty of Management Sciences at the Tshwane University of Technology TUT) brought academia and industry together at its Dean’s Seminar to explore a question increasingly central to research: How can academic knowledge move beyond publication and make a meaningful difference in industry and society?
Faculty of Humanities honours its brightest at Academic Excellence Awards
The Tshwane University of Technology’s (TUT) Faculty of Humanities celebrated academic distinction, research excellence and student success at its 2025 Academic Excellence Awards, recently held at the Protea Hotel Fire & Ice Menlyn in Pretoria.
Dr Madia celebrates doctorate and professional recognition
The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) Public Sector Finance lecturer, Dr Mogowe Madia has reached a significant academic and professional milestone, earning his doctorate during University’s Spring 2026 graduation season while also receiving professional recognition from the Chartered Institute of Government Finance, Audit and Risk Officers (CIGFARO) as a Public Sector Practitioner.
TUT alumna takes leadership role at ISACA South Africa
What began as a leap of faith has developed into a promising career for Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) alumna Rolivhuwa Tshisevhe, whose decision to study Financial Information Systems (FIS) has opened doors she once never imagined possible.
ICISCET 2026 drives innovation and research excellence
The Faculty of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) at the Tshwane University of Technology’s (TUT) strengthened its commitment to research excellence and technological innovation by hosting the 2026 IEEE International Conference on Innovative Computing, Intelligent Systems and Engineering Technologies (ICISCET 2026).
Public Affairs students experience democracy in action at Gauteng Legislature
Public Affairs students from the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) gained valuable first-hand insight into South Africa’s democratic and legislative processes during a recent educational excursion to the Gauteng Provincial Legislature (GPL).
Alpha Ramushwana named Humanities Alumnus of the Year
Prominent Eyewitness News reporter and Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) alumnus Alpha Ramushwana has been named Alumnus of the Year at the Faculty of Humanities’ 2025 Academic Excellence Awards, recognising his contribution to journalism and commitment to integrity and public accountability.
The Mbombela Campus celebrates academic excellence
Academic achievement took centre stage at the Mbombela Campus’ 2026 Academic Excellence Awards held on 15 October 2026. Students from all three faculties of the campus were recognised for their outstanding academic performance and dedication throughout the 2025 academic year. The event marked a significant milestone for the campus, bringing together students, academic staff, support personnel and campus leadership to celebrate excellence.
Doctoral research inspires singer Birdie’s new album
South African anthropologist, singer and songwriter Dr Tribute Mboweni, popularly known as Birdie, has released her sophomore album, Matimu (History), a musical project inspired by her doctoral research into history, landscapes and people’s relationships with Mapungubwe.
From Restrooms Floors to Doctoral Gown: TUT Spokesperson’s Extraordinary Journey
There are moments when a woman stands in a red doctoral gown and the years collapse behind her like a long, heavy breath finally released. That was Dr Phaphama Tshisikhawe on 14 October 2026 - mortarboard straight, eyes bright, voice steady - telling the story of a doctorate earned through lonely nights of research and quiet sacrifice. A degree that, against every odd, almost never happened.