Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa
Tshwane University of Technology

Tshwane University of Technology

#19

In South Africa

Unranked globally

In the world

TUT is known for practical courses that get you job-ready. You need at least 23 APS for vocational diplomas and 25 APS for most other programs.

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Min. APS

Diploma in Animal Sciences

19+

Diploma in Food Technology

24+

Diploma in Geology

21+

Diploma in Geomatics

23+

Diploma in Industrial Design

21+

About TUT

TUT sits in Pretoria and is one of SA's biggest universities of technology. It's known for hands-on, practical courses that focus on getting you work experience while you study. If...

Campus & res

TUT’s campuses are spread out, and you’ll find plenty of societies and practical facilities, especially for science and engineering. Accommodation info isn't detailed here, but res...

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TUT uses the standard APS method based on your best 6 subjects excluding Life Orientation, converted to points from 1 to 7. The maximum is 42. That makes TUT easier to compare with other standard-scale universities, even though its programme mix is more practical and technology-focused.

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