2026 News
TUT students explore AI tools during Microsoft Copilot workshop
ICT students explored artificial intelligence tools during a Microsoft Copilot workshop that showed how AI can support research, writing, coding and productivity in academic work.
Alumnus bags Best Student Film award
George Temba, an alumnus of the Tshwane University of Technology, won the Best Student Film award at the 2026 Joburg Film Festival for his film The Silent Inheritance.
New wave of ICT talent arrives at TUT Polokwane Campus
The Faculty of ICT welcomed newly enrolled first-year students at TUT Polokwane Campus with an orientation that inspired academic excellence, engagement and career readiness.
Faculty unpacks the ins and outs of new programme development and accreditation
The academic project at the TUT Faculty of Arts & Design maintains momentum with the latest Spotlight on Teaching & Learning session, New Programme Development & Accreditation, on 9 March.
TUT and Tshwane Metro AIDS Council host multisectoral response indaba
TUT and the Tshwane Metro AIDS Council hosted a three-day indaba to strengthen the multisectoral response to HIV, TB and STIs and address prevention treatment access and community support.
TUT eMalahleni Campus rallies first-years with inspiring welcome and strong support
TUT’s eMalahleni Campus recently hosted its Campus Opening and Welcome Programme, bringing together first-year students for a day focused on orientation, motivation and student support.
Lecturer’s first film featured at Joburg Film Festival
Ngwato, a feature film directed and produced by Tumisho Mahlase, a lecturer in Motion Picture Production at TUT, will premiere at the Joburg Film Festival on Friday, 6 March.
TUT professor named among CYBER100 leaders to watch
Prof Topside Mathonsi has earned national recognition as one of the CYBER100 – 100 Cyber Leaders to Watch for his contribution to advancing cybersecurity in South Africa.
Mulatu Zerihun attains full professorship at TUT
Years of hard work, dedication and determination were recognised as the Tshwane University of Technology inaugurated Prof Mulatu Zerihun, Head of the Department of Economics, as a full professor.
Faculty of Arts and Design takes a visible, collective stance against GBV
The Tshwane University of Technology’s Faculty of Arts and Design lit up in orange on Monday, 2 March, to spotlight Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and honour those affected with compassion and solidarity