TUT online application 2026: Fees, requirements, dates and forms

TUT online application 2026: Fees, requirements, dates and forms

Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) is among the leading institutions of higher studies in South Africa. It admits resident and international students to various diplomas, undergraduate, and postgraduate programs. Prospective students should use the official portal to secure a slot for the TUT online application in 2026.

TUT logo and students reading inside a library
The TUT logo and students reading inside a library. Photo: @TUTCommunications, pexels.com, @cottonbro studio (modified by author)
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Key takeaways

  • Prospective students must have a National Senior Certificate or an equivalent qualification.
  • Applications are submitted online through the TUT website.
  • An application fee is required upon submission.
  • Along with the application form, applicants must submit certified copies of academic transcripts, identification documents, and proof of prior qualifications.

TUT online application in 2026

Various departments at TUT offer a wide range of undergraduate and graduate courses and diplomas. Before the site shuts down, make sure you have completed and submitted all required documentation if you are interested in joining the university.

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Is the TUT online application open for 2026?

As of today, 15 February 2026, Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) registration for the 2026 academic year has closed. TUT's late application courses in 2026 were extended to 13 February 2026.

The Tshwane University of Technology online application portal was opened on 01 March 2025. The official TUT online application closing date was 30 September 2025.

Note that the number of students accepted each year depends on the available vacancies. Therefore, submit what is needed as soon as possible, before others take all the slots.

How to apply to TUT (online application process)

The university is accepting online applications. Before starting the process, ascertain that you meet the entry requirements for your program of interest.

The must-haves for the process include:

  • A valid email address
  • A valid mobile phone number
  • Stable Internet connectivity
  • Certified academic documents (scanned in PDF)
  • Your ID card number or passport
  • The application fee deposit slip

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Here is a step-by-step guide on how to apply to TUT for a late application.

TUT online application portal
TUT online application portal. Photo: tut.ac.za
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  • Answer whether you have a student number or not.
  • Next, indicate whether you are a new or returning student, give your consent to the processing of personal information, and then click Next.
  • Enter your biographical details. Ensure you enter the correct details, then click Next.
  • Enter your next of kin details, then click Next.
  • Enter details of your academic background and other information asked in the form.
  • Complete the TUT online application form and click Submit for evaluation.

NB: The university will contact successful applicants using the contact details provided.

How do you check your TUT status for 2026?

You can use the following procedure for your TUT application status in 2026.

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Check your admission status page
Check your admission status page. Photo: tut.ac.za
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  • Enter your ID number or full name if you do not have an ID number.
  • You will achieve the details you need.

How to pay the TUT 2026 application fee

Prospective students must pay the application fee before starting the online process documented above. This is because the portal will ask you for a deposit reference number.

You should deposit a non-refundable application fee of R240. The amount is used to process the forms. Use the following bank details to deposit.

  • Bank: ABSA
  • Account No: 04 000 0003
  • Reference No: Your ID number

If you are wondering how to pay the TUT application fee online, you can use the electronic/Internet transfer option to the same bank account. You can also pay via postal order.

Which course is still available at TUT?

The institution has multiple faculties, each with different departments that offer various courses. As of 2026, TUT has limited courses still open for applications for the 2026 academic year. According to the official TUT website, the following qualifications are available:

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Faculty

Departments

Arts and Design

Design Studies Fine and Studio Arts Interior Design Performing Arts Visual Communication

Economics and Finance

Accounting Auditing Economics Finance and Investment Public Sector Finance

Engineering and the Built Environment

Architecture and Industrial Design Building Sciences Chemical, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering Geomatics Industrial Engineering Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering

Humanities

Applied Languages Integrated Communication Journalism Law Public Management Safety and Security Management School of Education

Information and Communication Technology

Computer Science Computer Systems Engineering Informatics Information Technology

Management Sciences

Business and Information Management Services Hospitality Management Management and Entrepreneurship Marketing, Supply Chain and Sport Management Operations Management People Management and Development Tourism Management Tshwane School for Business and Society

Science

Adelaide Tambo School of Nursing Science Animal Sciences Biomedical Sciences Biotechnology and Food Technology Chemistry Crop Sciences Environmental Health Environmental, Water and Earth Sciences Horticulture Mathematics and Statistics Nature Conservation Pharmaceutical Sciences Physics Sport, Rehabilitation, and Dental Sciences

How to cancel an online application at TUT

If you change your mind about your TUT online application in 2026, the best option is to forfeit the chance if you are successful.

There is no option to cancel the details that have already been submitted. However, you can contact the relevant offices to notify them of your change of mind.

Is TUT open for the 2026 application?

The university has closed undergraduate online applications for the 2026 academic year. Prospective students can submit their documents online or deliver hard copies to the relevant offices.

TUT Science Prospectus 2026

TUT students in a lecture hall
TUT students in a lecture hall. Photo: @Tshwane University of Technology TUT
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The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) has published its 2026 Prospectus, providing detailed information on available courses, admission requirements, application procedures, and other essential guidelines for prospective students. You can access the full prospectus on TUT's official website:

How do you submit a TUT application online?

You can apply to the university by following the step-by-step guide detailed in the previous section. If you submit all the documents and are given a chance, the university will communicate with you and give you admission and registration details.

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How much is the TUT online application fee?

Every prospective student must pay a non-refundable fee of R240 to have their documents and forms considered.

Is TUT doing walk-ins for 2026?

No, all prospective students are advised to submit their applications online. They should not visit the institution in person to apply.

What are the requirements for the TUT application?

The requirements vary depending on the course you wish to pursue and the level of academic learning. You are advised to check if you meet the needed course requirements before submitting your application.

Can you go to TUT without maths?

To find out the specific requirements for each course, you can check the TUT prospectus, which lists all the courses and their admission criteria.

When are TUT late applications opening for 2026?

Prospective students were encouraged to visit the official website for details regarding various programs, requirements, and online application procedures. TUT's 2026 application deadline was in February.

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How long does TUT take to process documents?

It takes approximately 21 days for TUT to review your application. Prospective students are advised to check their application status regularly.

Contacts

You can contact the university using the details below if you want further information.

  • Telephone number: 086 110 2421
  • Email address: general@tut.ac.za
  • SMS Number: 30655
  • Postal address: Tshwane University of Technology, Private Bag X680, Pretoria 0001

The TUT online application for 2026 is fairly simple, and every prospective student can complete it within a short period. It is easy and convenient for applicants to select and apply for their dream courses.

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