Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Durban University of Technology

Durban University of Technology

#13

In South Africa

#1501+

In the world

DUT is practical, career-focused, and right in the heart of Durban. You need at least 26-28 APS for most diplomas and higher for degrees.

Ranking source: THE 2026

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🧭 Life Orientation

Popular programs

Min. APS

Bachelor of Applied Arts in Screen Arts and Technology

36+

Bachelor of HScs in Emergency Medical Care

30+

Bachelor of Applied Science in Biotechnology

28+

Bachelor of Applied Science in Food Science and Technology

28+

Bachelor of Applied Science in Industrial Chemistry

28+

About DUT

DUT is all about practical skills that actually get you a job. It’s based in Durban, so you’re in a busy city with a lot happening. The university is known for diplomas and degrees...

Campus & res

If you want residence or financial aid, handle those separately after your CAO application. Each university still has its own housing and registration process.

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DUT uses the standard 42-point APS scale based on your best 6 subjects excluding Life Orientation. That keeps the calculation familiar if you have already checked universities like TUT or CPUT. The real difference lies in the diploma-heavy programme mix and the CAO application process.

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