TUT 2027 Online Applications: How to Apply at TUT

If you are planning to study at Tshwane University of Technology in 2027, you must complete your application online through the official system because TUT does not accept walk-in applications for standard undergraduate admission.

About Tshwane University of Technology

The Tshwane University of Technology is one of the largest universities of technology in South Africa, with campuses in Pretoria, Soshanguve, eMalahleni, Polokwane, and other locations.

The university focuses on career-oriented education with a strong emphasis on practical training and industry alignment across its programmes.

TUT attracts a high number of applicants every year, which makes admission competitive in many faculties.

Courses Offered at TUT

Tshwane University of Technology offers a wide range of programmes across different faculties.

1. Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment offers engineering and technical programmes.
2. Faculty of Science offers programmes in IT, mathematics, and natural sciences.
3. Faculty of Humanities offers education and social science qualifications.
4. Faculty of Management Sciences offers business, marketing, and management programmes.
5. Faculty of Arts and Design offers creative and design-based programmes.

Each programme has its own subject requirements and APS expectations, so you must check your course carefully before applying.

Application Fees at TUT

TUT requires an application fee for most applicants.

South African applicants are required to pay a non refundable application fee of R240 when applying online.

International applicants may be required to pay a higher application fee depending on their status.

Your application will not be processed if proof of payment is not submitted where required.

Admission Requirements for TUT

To apply for TUT 2027, you must meet both general and programme specific admission requirements.

1. You must have a National Senior Certificate or an equivalent qualification that allows entry into higher education.
2. For diploma programmes, you must achieve at least 40 to 49 percent in four recognised subjects excluding Life Orientation.
3. For degree programmes, you must achieve at least 50 to 59 percent in four recognised subjects excluding Life Orientation.
4. You must also meet subject requirements such as Mathematics or Physical Sciences depending on your chosen programme.

Meeting minimum requirements does not guarantee admission because space is limited in many programmes.

How to Apply Online at TUT

You must apply through the official Tshwane University of Technology online application portal.

1. Visit the TUT website and open the online application section.
2. Register using your ID number and a valid email address.
3. Complete your personal and academic information.
4. Select your preferred programme choices.
5. Upload all required supporting documents.
6. Upload proof of payment for the application fee.
7. Submit your application and keep your reference number.

After submission, you must track your application status using the portal.

Required Documents for TUT Application

You must upload all required documents during your application process.

1. Certified copy of your ID or passport.
2. Grade 11 results or latest Grade 12 results.
3. Final Matric certificate if already completed.
4. Proof of payment for the application fee.
5. Academic transcripts if transferring from another institution.

All documents must be clear, certified, and uploaded correctly to avoid delays or rejection.

TUT Application Dates for 2027

The 2027 application cycle has not yet been announced.

Residence and Accommodation at TUT

If you want to stay in university residence, you must indicate this during your application process.

Residence spaces are limited, and placement is not guaranteed even if you are accepted academically.

Applying early increases your chances of securing accommodation.

Contact Information for TUT

If you need help with your application, you can contact the university directly.

• TUT Contact Centre: 086 110 2421 
• Email: general@tut.ac.za