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How to become a technologist

Compare programmes, entry requirements and universities for becoming a Technologist.

Study routes6
Offerings16
Universities11

Study routes for Technologist

Compare the programmes and university courses that can lead to a career as a Technologist.

6

Study routes

16

Course offerings

11

Universities

Where you could work

ABBAllen BradleyAny company, business, industry or governmental institution with a networkArcelor MittalColumbus Stainless SteelColumbus SteelEskomGovernmental departmentsHoneywellhospitals or medical facilitiesHSlocal authorities and municipalitiesmanufacturing such as Ford, Nissan, Toyota and Denelmining companiesmining such as BHP Billiton and Anglo American Steel ProductionMTNmunicipalitiesNational Road & Transportation agencies (SANRAL)Petrochemical companies such as SasolPetroSAPower-generation companies such as ESKOM and renewable-energy companiesPRASAresearch institutionsRockwell AutomationSABCSasolSchneiderSentechSiemensspace agenciesTelkomtheatres or live eventsTransnetTransnet Freight RailTVVodacomWater Boards

Programmes that lead here

Degree

Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Botany

2 university offerings

Degree

Bachelor of Science with Chemistry and Mathematics

3 university offerings

Diploma

Diploma in Analytical Chemistry

7 university offerings

Diploma

Diploma in Computer Networking

1 university offering

Diploma

Diploma in Language Practice

2 university offerings

Diploma

National Diploma: Engineering: Electrical (Heavy Current)

1 university offering