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If you submitted an application form to the Durban University of Technology, DUT for admission in the 2023 academic year, then you ought to start tracking your admission application status to know if you are considered Show Advertisements The Tracking of DUT Application Status is the process of checking if your admission application has been accepted — if you are offered provisional admission to become a formal student of the Durban University of Technology (DUT) Today, In very few steps, I will explain to you how you can access your application status at the DUT portal login. To begin with, you will need the following to access your status online
How to Check DUT Application Status OnlineDurban University of Technology, DUT Application Status portal is live. To check your admission status follow the below lead Step 1
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Durban University of Technology (DUT) . www. dut. ac. za Share Check Durban University of Technology (DUT) Application Status 2023 with others on social media; This is to inform all Durban University of Technology (DUT) prospective undergraduate, diploma, certificate, postgraduate, master’s, and ph. d programs students that submitted application forms that they can check their acceptance status through the below steps How to Check DUT CAO Status and Accepting an OfferThe Durban University of Technology (DUT) Central Applications Office CAO applicants list has been successfully uploaded online and can be checked at the official portal Applicants are advised to check their admission and application status through the link below after confirming your DUT Admission Status, you can proceed to the DUT Application Portal to view your admission letter process Step 1
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Congratulations if your name is among the successful candidates on the acceptance list of the Durban University of Technology (DUT) for the 2024 academic year CAO Application Status 2022 / 2023 is out. Find how to Check DUT/MUT/UKZN/UNIZULU application status through the website, cao. ac. za/MyApplicationLogin. aspx The Central Applications Office (CAO) regulates the application processes in its member institutions. These member institutions include;
UNIZULU, MUT and DUT are still accepting applications for 2023. What this means is that if you want to apply to study at these institutions you can still apply. Regular applications close on 14 January 2023 and online “walk-in” applications open on 24 January 2023 How to Check your CAO Application Status 2023Students who have already applied can Use ‘Check my Application’ to follow the progress of your application. Kindly follow these steps to check your status To all our new students, congratulations on receiving your place with us. To all our continuing students, welcome back. Starting University is an exciting and busy time. These web pages are designed to provide you with useful information regarding applications and registration and to make sure your registration goes as smoothly as possible. We encourage you take advantage of our easy online-registration process and register safely from home or any place with a computer/tablet/mobile phone and Internet access. You are encouraged to register online off campus to avoid standing in queues. Please check out the web links and frequently asked questions (FAQs) below which will help you with a quick and easy online registration. Should you experience problems with your registration please contact the relevant faculty staff members in contact list as contained in the Registration FAQs below The DUT welcomes you into its family and wishes you all the best with your studies As a new/current student, you can access the self-service student iEnabler system on campus or your computer at home by viewing the links below, which will show you the videos with detailed steps on how to register online 1. 3. 2 Semester Students – Tuition Only. R 2 830. 00 (Note that this fee applies to those students who only need to register for one semester only, usually those with only one semester left to complete a qualification. Students who are taking a programme with modules offered in both Semester 1 and Semester 2 in the same year will need to register for both semesters at the beginning of the year and will be charged the Annual First Installment namely R4 610. 00) 1. 3. 4 Semester Students – Tuition plus Residence. R 5 810. 00 (Note that this fee applies to those students who only need to register for one semester only, usually those with only one semester left to complete a qualification. Students who are taking a programme with modules offered in both Semester 1 and Semester 2 in the same year will need to register for both semesters at the beginning of the year and will be charged the Annual First Installment namely R9 470. 00) NB. Single registration students will be charged the annual 1st instalment (ie. Those students who are registering for both 1st and 2nd semester at the beginning of the year FAQSClick on the FAQ’s below to expand FAQS - STUDENT ADMISSIONS
Please make an online application through the Central Applications Office (CAO) by visiting their website at www. cao. ac. za
Applications for 2023 closes on 30 September 2022, however, some programmes have earlier deadlines dates, so please visit www. dut. ac. za to make sure that you apply on time
R250 for South Africans citizens and R300 for international applicants
All undergraduate applications go through Central Applications Office (CAO). Direct applications are only applicable for postgraduate studies
Please visit our website at www. dut. ac. za, then click on the ‘APPLICATION /REGISTRATION INFORMATION” tab, thereafter click on the “APPLICATION” tab, then select “STUDY OPPORTUNITIES/CAREER LEAFLETS”
Please visit our website at www. dut. ac. za, then click on the ‘APPLICATION /REGISTRATION INFORMATION” tab, thereafter click on the “APPLICATION” tab, then select “STUDY OPPORTUNITIES/CAREER LEAFLETS”
Please visit Central Applications Office (CAO) website at https. //www. cao. ac. za
Please visit our website at www. dut. ac. za, then click on the ‘APPLICATION /REGISTRATION INFORMATION” tab, thereafter click on the “APPLICATION” tab, then select “STUDY OPPORTUNITIES/CAREER LEAFLETS”
Create my NSFAS account to apply by Using CHROME or FIREFOX to go to. https. //my. nsfas. org. za/Application/selfservice. jsp
You can apply by indicating on your CAO application that you require accommodation
The Department of Student Admissions will communicate with applicants who have been given an offer and will inform applicants with regards to the process for accepting the offer
There is no fee to accept the offer, just to fill out and return the required documents stated on the acceptance package before the closing date
The following first instalment is compulsory on the day of registration First Instalment (Non-Residence Students) Annual Students – Tuition Only – R 4 610. 00 Semester Students – Tuition Only – R 2 830. 00 NB. Single registration students will be charged the annual 1st instalment (ie those students who are registering for both 1st and 2nd semester at the beginning of the year) First Instalment (Residence Students) Annual Students – Tuition plus Residence -R 9 470. 00 Semester Students – Tuition plus Residence – R 5 810. 00
SMS with the registration date will be sent to all applicants who have been accepted by DUT
Applications to study at DUT closes on the 30th of September 2022, however, some programmes may have earlier closing dates, no late applications either online or via walk-ins will be accepted. Prospective students who haven’t secured a place at a tertiary institution in 2022 and wish to continue to try, can make use of the Department of Higher Education and Training’s (DHET) Central Application Clearing House (CACH), which can be accessed by sending a standard-rate SMS indicating your name and ID number to 49200, or by visiting https. //cach. dhet. gov. za/Applicant/UsingCACH
Unfortunately, applications for 2023 closes on the 30th of September 2022, however, some programmes have earlier closing dates, so please visit www. dut. ac. za to make sure that you apply on time. If you have not applied timeously for 2023, unfortunately you would have to apply for admission during the next application period. If you wish to continue to try, you can make use of the Department of Higher Education and Training’s (DHET) Central Application Clearing House (CACH), which can be accessed by sending a standard-rate SMS indicating your name and ID number to 49200, or by visiting https. //cach. dhet. gov. za/Applicant/UsingCACH
Please contact Department of Student Admissions on 0313735005 or via email on Faculy of Arts and Design. 1styrartsreg@dut. ac. za Faculy of Engineering and the Built Enviornment. 1styrengineeringreg@dut. ac. za Faculy of Management Sciences. 1styrmanagementreg@dut. ac. za Faculy of Health Sciences. 1styrhealthreg@dut. ac. za Faculy of Accounting and Informatics. 1styraccountingreg@dut. ac. za Faculy of Applied Sciences. 1styrappliedreg@dut. ac. za FAQS - REGISTRATION AND RELATED INFORMATION
Applications to study at DUT closes on the 30th of September 2023, however, some programmes may have earlier closing dates, no late applications either online or via walk-ins will be accepted. Prospective students who haven’t secured a place at a tertiary institution in 2023 and wish to continue to try, can make use of the Department of Higher Education and Training’s (DHET) Central Application Clearing House (CACH), which can be accessed by sending a standard-rate SMS indicating your name and ID number to 49200, or by visiting https. //cach. dhet. gov. za/Applicant/UsingCACH
Unfortunately, applications for 2023 closes the 30th of September 2023, however, some programmes have earlier closing dates, so please visit www. dut. ac. za to make sure that you apply on time. If you have not applied timeously for 2023, unfortunately you would have to apply for admission during the next application period. If you wish to continue to try, you can make use of the Department of Higher Education and Training’s (DHET) Central Application Clearing House (CACH), which can be accessed by sending a standard-rate SMS indicating your name and ID number to 49200, or by visiting https. //cach. dhet. gov. za/Applicant/UsingCACH
Comprehensive information on the registration process is available on the DUT website. click here to access the registration webpage and comprehensive Registration Guide
Please refer to the table below for the general registration period, however, please check the detailed registration timetable for specific Faculty and programme registration dates. Click here for the detailed registration timetable. Undergraduate StudentsNew Students 16 January 2023 – 3 February 2023Returning Students 16 January 2023 – 3 February 2023Postgraduate (Master’s and Doctorates)Full ResearchNew Students16 January 2023 – 28 July 2023Returning Students16 January 2023 – 3 February 2023Course WorkNew Students16 January 2023 – 3 February 2023Returning Students16 January 2023 – 3 February 2023
You are only required to bring your parents/legal guardian for registration if you are under 18 years of age. Your parents/legal guardian would be required to sign some of the registration documents together with yourself in order to give you the necessary legal and contractual capacity to bind yourself to all the terms and conditions set out in the registration documents
Lectures for the 2023 academic year commence on 6 February 2023. Unregistered students will not eligible to attend class. First time students who are not registered on the date specified on the registration timetable may lose their space. The place may be allocated to an applicant on the waiting list
Academic classes for the 2023 academic year commence on 6 February 2023, so we therefore urge all students, both first-year and returning students, to register soon as possible and by latest as per the published registration dates to avoid last-minute registration, otherwise they won’t be able to attend classes. First year students who do not register by the published programme registration dates, may lose their space and students on the waiting list will be considered. It is important to note that unregistered students are not recognised by the DUT systems in terms of accessing lecturing materials and online classes
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Yes. You must re-register online every year on the specified registration date until you complete your studies. Please remember to pay the prescribed fees prior to the registration period so that your registration is not prevented due to financial reasons
If, for whatever reason, you do not register consecutively for every year/ semester of the programme, your existing registration contract with the University shall cease unless you had applied to the Department for permission to interrupt studies. Where such permission has not been given, your re-registration will be at the discretion of the University and, if permitted, will be in accordance with the rules applicable at that time
You are required to complete an application for transferring from one DUT programme to another. The form (Form 23 – DUT Students Transferring From One Faculty/Department To Another) is available on the student portal (click here to access the form) or you may request the form from the relevant Faculty Office. Please ensure that this is done timeously (at least two months before registration) for your application to be considered. Late applications will not be considered
Ms D Chandrapragasen – 031 373 6339 / DevagiC@dut. ac. za Mrs L Zwane – 031 373 5156 / LindiweZ1@dut. ac. za Front Desk – 031 373 5441 Ms C Ngcobo – celiwen@dut. ac. za Mrs P Naidoo- 031 373 5157 / pregashn@dut. ac. za Mr S Reddy- 031 373 5410 / simeonr@dut. ac. za Mr S Singh – ShanilS@dut. ac. za Ms S Mdlazi – SikelelwaM@dut. ac. za Registration email – FMSreg@dut. ac. za Location. 41/ 43 ML Sultan Road , Durban , 1st Floor, A Block, M L Sultan FACULTY OF ARTS AND DESIGNRajes Pillay – 031 3736519 / rajesp@dut. ac. zaMiss Zodidi Ndayi – 031 3836521 / zodidin@dut. ac. za Registration email – FADreg@dut. ac. za Location. Faculty of Arts & Design office, City Campus, Ground Floor FACULTY OF ACCOUNTING AND INFORMATICSSimlindele Imogen Cele – 031 373 5826 / SimlindeleC@dut. ac. zaZethu Mguni – 031 373 5670 / LettaM@dut. ac. za Registration email – FAIreg@dut. ac. za Location. Block D3 Old Hotel School Courtyard Building Room DD3025, Ritson Campus FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCESNolwazi Luthuli 031 373 2702/benedictal@dut. ac. zaNokuthula Shandu 031 373 2446 / nokuthulas1@dut. ac. za Linda Arnold 031 373 2566 / lindaa@dut. ac. za Fortunate Thembelihle Mayisela 031 373 2701 / thembim@dut. ac. za Registration email – FHSreg@dut. ac. za Location. Faculty of Health Sciences. Faculty Office, Block G2, Mansfield School, Ritson Campus FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENTNeetha Singh 031 373 2718 / singhn@dut. ac. zaDenisha Govender 031 373 6855 / denishag@dut. ac. za Saziso Willhard Mntolo 0313732716 / sazisom@dut. ac. za Vusumuzi Alex Mazibuko 0313732186 / mazibukv@dut. ac. za Thandeka Sharon Zindela 0313733041 / thandekaz@dut. ac. za Fathima Bi Bi Ally 031373 3040 / fathimaa1@dut. ac. za Registration email – FEBEreg@dut. ac. za Location. Faculty Office, S Block, Level 3, S4, Steve Biko Campus FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCESSphamandla Masuku – 031 373 3036 / spha@dut. ac. zaNonhlanhla Ngwazi – 031 3732717 / NonhlanhlaN3@dut. ac. za General Office Contact Details – 031 373 2506 / FAS@dut. ac. za Location. Faculty Office, S Block 4, Level 3, Steve Biko Campus MIDLANDS – INDUMSIO CAMPUS -Student AdministrationMidlands Contact numbers. 031 373 6053 \ 6054 Midlands email . MidlandsReg@dut. ac. za Mr Radesh Mohabir – 033 845 8951 / RadeshM@dut. ac. zaMs. Silindile Tshabalala – 033 845 8951 / lindit@dut. ac. za Ms. Zanele Nduli – 033 845 8951 / ZaneleN5@dut. ac. za Ms. Nelisiwe Ndlovu – 033 845 8818 / nelisiwen2@dut. ac. za Administration Building, Indumsio Campus Location. FJ Sithole Road, Pietermaritzburg, Midlands, Indumiso Campus Civil Engineering – 033 845 9000 & 031 373 3141School of Education – 033 845 8927 & 031 373 6049 Adult Education – 031 373 6045 Nursing – 033 845 9002 & 031 373 6041 \6042 \6043 MIDLANDS – RIVERSIDE CAMPUS -Student AdministrationMidlands Contact numbers. 031 3736030 \ 6040Midlands email . MidlandsReg@dut. ac. za Ms. Zamandosi Ndlovu – 033 845 8820 / zamandosic@dut. ac. zaMs. Manjula Bandu – 033 845 8820 / manjub@dut. ac. za Ms. Amanda Makalima – 033 845 8820 / AmandaM6@dut. ac. za Ms. Nelisiwe Ndlovu – 033 845 8818 / nelisiwen2@dut. ac. za Location. 19 Aberfeldy Road, Scottsville, Pietermaritzburg, Block D, Riverside Campus Accounting and Info – 033 845 8862 & 031 373 3139 Applied Management – 033 845 8851 & 031 373 3140 Ecotourism Mngt – 033 845 8844 & 031 373 3138 Public Mngt. Law & Economics – 033 845 8878 & 031 373 3137 Exams – 033 845 8813 & 031 373 6040
First year students can only register online after submission of the relevant documents and clearance by the Department of Student Admissions
DUT does consider admitting students from other universities subject to them meeting the relevant university and departmental requirements. Such students are required to complete an application (Form 25 – Application for Students Transferring From Other Universities To DUT) which is available on the student portal (click here to access the form) or you may request the form from the relevant Faculty Office. Please ensure that this is done timeously for your application to be considered. Late applications will not be considered. If you are applying to transfer from another university, it is mandatory for you to provide DUT with an original academic transcript, a certificate of conduct, matric certificate and any qualifications obtianed from your previous institution
You can only be registered at one South African university for a formal qualification. Students wanting to register simultaneously at more than one University for a formal qualification will need to apply for the relevant permissions from DUT(SENEX) via their Faculty for approval. If a student is granted such permission, it should in no way be implied that exemptions, will automatically be granted by DUT. If approved, students may apply separately to their departments for consideration of any possible exemptions. Such exemptions will be subject to approval by the relevant Head of Department. Furthermore, should a clash in examination dates and times occur between DUT’s examination timetable and that of the other institution, DUT’s timetable will take precedence. The student is also required to submit written permission from the other university allowing concurrent registration with DUT
Except with the prior permission of DUT’s Senex (Executive Committee of Senate), no student shall be registered simultaneously for more than one instructional programme. If you want to study simultaneously for any of DUT’s instructional programmes, you will have to apply in advance via the relevant Faculty to Senex for approval
You must complete the relevant application form (Form 11 – Application for Academic Transcript or Statement of Credit/s) which is available on the student portal (click her to access the form) or you may request the form from the relevant Faculty Office. Complete the application form and after payment of the prescribed fee, submit the form to your respective Faculty Office by hand or electronically via email. Remember an academic transcript or statement of credits will only be issued if there are no financial exclusions
In 2008, the National Qualifications Framework (NQF) Act No 67 replaced the South African Qualifications Authority Act No 58 of 1995 In line with the NQF Act, there are now 10 levels on the NQF, which means that all qualifications changed from the 8-level framework to the 10-level framework, for example. A master’s degree was previously placed on an NQF level 8. The new NQF level is a 9 Please note. Qualifications with the old NQF levels will continue to receive the same recognition as qualifications awarded in terms of the new NQF levels and the Higher Education Qualification Sub-Framework alignment
In 2008, the National Qualifications Framework (NQF) Act No 67 replaced the South African Qualifications Authority Act No 58 of 1995. Qualifications on the old framework such as BTech, MTech and National Diploma are in the process of being phased out and new qualifications on the new framework (HEQSF) are being introduced where required
Yes. You must complete the relevant application form (Form 17 – Form 20 – Change of Curriculum-Changes to Qualifications and Modules) which is available on the student portal (click here to access the form) or you may request the form from the relevant Faculty Office. Complete the application form and submit the form to your respective Faculty Office for processing. Please note that strict deadline dates apply for cancelling modules. Please check the Student Handbook (click here)) for the deadline dates. Any student cancelling or de-registering after this date will be regarded as having failed that subject/programme and officially published results will be reflected accordingly
DUT’s cancellation credits are based on a sliding scale from 10% to 100% liability and depends on the date that the academic Head of Department approves your cancellation. If you intend cancelling modules, you are advised to do this as soon as possible. The longer you take to cancel modules, your fee liability will also increase. Please refer to the DUT Fees and Finance Rules handbook for a detailed breakdown on cancellation credits (click here)
The Disability Rights Unit (DRU) operates within the Department of Student Governance & Development under Student Services Sector and supports students with disabilities in the University setting. It provides within its available means appropriate advice and academic support to students with disabilities thereby making access to the education fair and equitable. Some of the services provided by the Disability Rights Unit are. General advocacy for students living with disabilities, Health related support to students living with disabilities, Support for students to navigate and liaise with the academic environment, Liaison with financial resources available, Referrals to psychotherapy and psychological services, Assistance of students living with disabilities during registration, Assistance of students living with disabilities with residence accommodation, Assistance of students living with disabilities with confirmation of their NSFAS status Contact Information DBN Contact Person. Ms. Gugu Khuluse Tel. 031 373 2551 Email. guguk@dut. ac. za / DisabilityruDBN@dut. ac. za Location. Library Complex, 1st Floor, Room No. BC 0229 Campus. Steve Biko Campus PMB contact person. Ms. Thobeka Shozi – Nxumalo Tel. 033 845 8809/8880 Email. thobekas@dut. ac. za/DisabilityruPMB@dut. ac. za Location. H-Block Campus. Riverside Campus
Students are encouraged to register with the Disability Rights Unit (DRU) as early as possible and submit documentation of disability as a prerequisite to receiving academic accommodations. “Letters of Accommodation” that detail your disability-related needs may be discussed with lecturers and other relevant faculty members only with the student’s permission. Make timely applications for test and examination arrangements. Provide for personal disability-related needs or services such as personal care attendants, Interpreters, and Scribes. All requests are to be submitted to the DRU
The Department of Student Services is responsible for the orientation programme. Please check the DUT website (click here) for detailed information regarding orientation dates and the programme
The lecture timetables for the various programmes can be accessed through the following link https. //timetable. dut. ac. za Click here to get to access the Timetabling webpage which will provide you with more information regarding lecture timetables
A copy of your proof of registration will be issued to you once you have registered. It is the responsibility of the student to check that he/she is registered for the correct subjects at the time of registration. You will require the proof of registration in order to obtain your student card from Protection Services. You can also access your proof of registration from the DUT Student Portal (Student Self Service) where you can download and print a copy at any time. Click here to access the Student Portal
Certain qualifications at DUT include compulsory workplace-based learning (WIL) modules to be completed as part of their programmes under the supervision of a suitably qualified and experienced person (mentor) Please obtain permission from your Head of Department before registering for the module as the Department will need to approve your placement. Students who do not have placement at an employer can contact the relevant academic department for assistance in finding a suitable experiential learning provider to gain this experience
A person may on formal application and payment of the prescribed fee, and with the approval of the Executive Committee of the relevant Faculty Board be admitted for registration for an instructional programme approved by the Institution’s Senate, in accordance with the Institution’s Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Policy. The Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT) aims to implement RPL as a first stop-office for all DUT applications. Contact. CELT on +27 031 373 2904 or via Email. judyr@dut. ac. za
Please refer to Rules G19 to G25 of the General Handbook for Students which will provide you with detailed information regarding the minimum and maximum duration of the different types of programmes offered by DUT. (Click here) to access the General Handbook for Students
The University would be sending you important information via the relevant contact details that you have provided us with. You are encouraged to immediately inform the university/update your contact information as soon as it changes You can access the DUT Student Portal (Student Self Service) where you can log in and change personal information, such as your address, telephone numbers or email address. Click here to access the Student Portal If you are changing information like a name, surname or ID number etc, please visit the respective Faculty Office with your original ID document and/or marriage certificate and complete the relevant form
If you lose your student card you will need to pay the relevant card replacement fee at the Cashiers Office and present your proof of payment together with your proof of identity, to the Protection Services Department, where a new student card will be printed and issued to you
The following are some possible reasons why your results may be withheld
Click here to obtain some quick-fire questions and answers regarding student accommodation
All Maters and Doctoral students are required to re-register annually until are requirements for the qualification are fully complied with. Failure to comply will nullify the approval of the student’s research proposal. If you did not apply for a formal interruption of studies, you will have to re-apply for admission into the Master’s or Doctoral programme. Contact your respective Faculty Office
You must complete the proposal for the Master’s Degree/the Doctor’s Degree within the first six months of registration and submit a progress report to the relevant academic department for monitoring purposes. If your progress is unsatisfactory, you may be de-registered depending on the Faculty Research Committee recommendation
Ms D Chandrapragasen – 031 373 6339 / DevagiC@dut. ac. za Mrs L Zwane – 031 373 5156 / LindiweZ1@dut. ac. za Front Desk – 031 373 5441 Ms C Ngcobo – celiwen@dut. ac. za Mrs P Naidoo- 031 373 5157 / pregashn@dut. ac. za Mr S Reddy- 031 373 5410 / simeonr@dut. ac. za Mr S Singh – ShanilS@dut. ac. za Ms S Mdlazi – SikelelwaM@dut. ac. za Registration email – FMSreg@dut. ac. za Location. 41/ 43 ML Sultan Road , Durban , 1st Floor, A Block, M L Sultan Miss Zodidi Ndayi – 031 3836521 / zodidin@dut. ac. za Registration email – FADreg@dut. ac. za Location. Faculty of Arts & Design office, City Campus, Ground Floor FACULTY OF ACCOUNTING AND INFORMATICSSimlindele Imogen Cele – 031 373 5826 / SimlindeleC@dut. ac. zaZethu Mguni – 031 373 5670 / LettaM@dut. ac. za Mr Lwandile Chiya – 0310 373 5152/LwandileC@dut. ac. za Registration email – FAIreg@dut. ac. za Location. Block D3 Old Hotel School Courtyard Building Room DD3025, Ritson Campus FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCESNolwazi Luthuli 031 373 2702/benedictal@dut. ac. zaNokuthula Shandu 031 373 2446 / nokuthulas1@dut. ac. za Linda Arnold 031 373 2566 / lindaa@dut. ac. za Fortunate Thembelihle Mayisela 031 373 2701 / thembim@dut. ac. za Registration email – FHSreg@dut. ac. za Location. Faculty of Health Sciences. Faculty Office, Block G2, Mansfield School, Ritson Campus FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENTNeetha Singh 031 373 2718 / singhn@dut. ac. zaDenisha Govender 031 373 6855 / denishag@dut. ac. za Saziso Willhard Mntolo 0313732716 / sazisom@dut. ac. za Vusumuzi Alex Mazibuko 0313732186 / mazibukv@dut. ac. za Thandeka Sharon Zindela 0313733041 / thandekaz@dut. ac. za Fathima Bi Bi Ally 031373 3040 / fathimaa1@dut. ac. za Registration email – FEBEreg@dut. ac. za Location. Faculty Office, S Block, Level 3, S4, Steve Biko Campus FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCESSphamandla Masuku – 031 373 3036 / spha@dut. ac. zaNonhlanhla Ngwazi – 031 3732717 / NonhlanhlaN3@dut. ac. za General Office Contact Details – 031 373 2506 / FAS@dut. ac. za Location. Faculty Office, S Block 4, Level 3, Steve Biko Campus MIDLANDS – INDUMSIO CAMPUS -Student AdministrationMidlands Contact numbers. 031 373 6053 \ 6054 Midlands email . MidlandsReg@dut. ac. za Mr Radesh Mohabir – 033 845 8951 / RadeshM@dut. ac. zaMs. Silindile Tshabalala – 033 845 8951 / lindit@dut. ac. za Ms. Zanele Nduli – 033 845 8951 / ZaneleN5@dut. ac. za Ms. Nelisiwe Ndlovu – 033 845 8818 / nelisiwen2@dut. ac. za Administration Building, Indumsio Campus Location. FJ Sithole Road, Pietermaritzburg, Midlands, Indumiso Campus Civil Engineering – 033 845 9000 & 031 373 3141School of Education – 033 845 8927 & 031 373 6049 Adult Education – 031 373 6045 Nursing – 033 845 9002 & 031 373 6041 \6042 \6043 MIDLANDS – RIVERSIDE CAMPUS -Student AdministrationMidlands Contact numbers. 031 3736030 \ 6040Midlands email . MidlandsReg@dut. ac. za Ms. Zamandosi Ndlovu – 033 845 8820 / zamandosic@dut. ac. zaMs. Manjula Bandu – 033 845 8820 / manjub@dut. ac. za Ms. Amanda Makalima – 033 845 8820 / AmandaM6@dut. ac. za Ms. Nelisiwe Ndlovu – 033 845 8818 / nelisiwen2@dut. ac. za Location. 19 Aberfeldy Road, Scottsville, Pietermaritzburg, Block D, Riverside Campus Accounting and Info – 033 845 8862 & 031 373 3139 Applied Management – 033 845 8851 & 031 373 3140 Ecotourism Mngt – 033 845 8844 & 031 373 3138 Public Mngt. Law & Economics – 033 845 8878 & 031 373 3137 Exams – 033 845 8813 & 031 373 6040 FAQS - FINANCE DEBTORS
PMB, Situated at B Block, Ground Floor, Riverside Campus Durban. Situated at C Block, 1st Floor, M L Sultan Campus
Please visit DUT website at www. dut. ac. za and check on Study Opportunity and Career leaflets You can view it on your student portal or via the chatbot
The student must register first or the student could request for a proforma invoice from their department if they not registered
Standard bank account number 050505416 (self-payers) or standard bank account number 050007068 (sponsors), please use your student number as a reference
Up to 2 to 3 working days
You would need to provide proof of payment. if payment was made by a sponsor you would need authorisation from the sponsor to utilize that credit balance The following students are eligible for USAS remission of fees – 1st Time Matriculants Registered at DUT (Matriculants who have obtained senior certificate with an aggregate of 80% or higher qualifies for 100% remission of 1st semester tuition fees. Matriculants with an aggregate of 70% to 79% will qualify for 50% remission of 1st semester tuition fees. ) -Returning DUT Students Returning student who achieved distinctions for all subjects for the previous level of study and provided tht the full curriculum was taken, qualifies for a full remission of tuition fees. Returning student who has achieved an overall pass with distinctions with an average of 75% and above for the previous level of study and provided tht the full curriculum was taken, qualifies for a 50% remission of tuition Students must also meet the following criteria *Be registered on full –time basis, *Be self-payers * South African student, *Returning Students must be doing a full curriculum in that level. (No repeats, no exemptions) Students don’t have to apply for USAS, it automatically applies to all qualifying students
No, fully sponsored students get a book award, R800. 00 for A aggregate and R500. 00 for B aggregate, partially sponsored students get top up of the difference in tuition fees, NSFAS student do not qualify for USAS
Only full-time registered students. Masters and Doctorate fee remission should only be passed if a student completes within the allotted time
3 years for Master’s and 4 years for PhD and Doctorate. (Full Time students only)
DUT website under staff portal
You can print via student portal or at finance enquiries offices on campus
7 to 10 working days if we have all the required documents
No, qualification is issued when all fees have been settled
You did not settle your Fees as per the Fee rules of the University
You failed to settle your Fees within the registered academic year
Yes, you can, we have them on hand at our finance venue notice board Debt Tracker. 021-9104111 Clint@debttracker. co. za Creditworx. 011 253 7220/7200 EXT7. 2663 sandram@creditworx. com kenalimanit@creditworx. com Vericred. 031-3091514 durban@vericred. biz
Mon to Thurs. 08H00-16H00. Friday. 08H00-14H30
Cash, Debit or Credit Card (master card/ visa) and EFT
For staff R10, Semester Students R25 and Annual Students R50
Click on the Student Portal Link and thereafter click on ‘How to pay online using the DUT E-Payment Facility’ and a step-by-step guide will assist you with this process or follow the instructions under REGISTRATION and click on the WEB PAYMENT(E-Payments) option
Contact us at the following email addresses and further information will be provided to you Durban Campus. ArrearfeeDbn@dut. ac. za Pmb Campus. ArrearfeePmb@dut. ac. za
Contact us at Debtorsdbn@dut. ac. za and further information will be provided to you FAQS - FINANCIAL AID
Financial Aid is granted to full-time registered students only. Students must be South African citizens
Applicants who are approved for NSFAS funding are covered for the following Allowances for
Part-time studies, short-courses, advanced diploma, postgraduate studies, second qualification and re-writes. Fees for supplementary exams, clubs and societies, fines, non-diploma purpose modules are also not covered
You qualify to apply for NSFAS bursary if you are a South African citizen; studying or intending to study at a public university or TVET College and you meet the criteria specified on www. nsfas. org. za. Foreign students,students that have completed previous qualification; Students who do not meet the criteria will not qualify for NSFAS Funding. Students that are registered for non-diploma purpose will not be granted NSFAS funding
NSFAS may need more information from you to process your application, check what supporting documents are required and ensure that you have all the relevant information You will need the following to complete your NSFAS application.
You can apply online using a cell phone, tablet or computer. Follow these simple steps to apply Step 1. Go to www. nsfas. org. za and click on the ‘myNSFAS’ tab Step 2. Create a myNSFAS account Step 3. Click on the ‘APPLY’ tab and answer the questions on the screen Step 4. Upload the required supporting documents then click on ‘submit’ After you click on ‘submit’, your application reference number will appear on the screen. The reference number will also be sent to the cell phone number and email address you provided
CONTACT NSFAS VIA THE NSFAS VIRTUAL CONTACT CENTRES LISTED BELOW NSFAS Connect. www. nsfas. org. za and log into your myNSFAS account Facebook. National Student Financial Aid Scheme Twitter page. @myNSFAS Instagram. @myNSFAS Email. info@nsfas. org. za
APPLICATIONS DATES AND DEALINES WILL BE PUBLISHED ON THE NSFAS WEBSITE *Please Note the Following
Once funded, students do not need to re-apply for funding as funding continues provided the student still satisfies all the bursary requirements. Students who will be completing Higher Certificates who would like to be considered for funding for full Diploma Qualification would need to re-apply for funding. Students who de-register/drop out will also need to re-apply for funding. Students who don’t register for one of the semesters also need to re-apply for funding
Several other bursars are available, specific to a qualification. Funza Lushaka bursary is aimed at students who are enrolled for Bed. Prospective student can apply directly at http. //www. funzalushaka. doe. gov. za/Home/FirstTime
You can contact the office on 031 – 373 2553 / 033 845 8889 or send your enquiry to Finaiddbn@dut. ac. za /Finaidpmb@dut. ac. za or Book ONLINE at. https. //outlook. office365. com/owa/calendar/FinancialAidDepartment@dut4life. ac. za/bookings/
To check/track NSFAS funding, students need to register and login to my. nsfas. org. za. Once logged in, they can monitor their funding status using the NSFAS dashboard
Transferring students need to consult with a counsellor in financial aid services to ensure all required documentation and checks are completed prior to receiving NSFAS benefits at DUT FAQS - STUDENT HOUSING AND RESLIFE
Returning students can register online for residence, if they had applied the previous year. First year students can registered online if they had applied on the link which is sent to you when you have a firm offer. Registration for residence can be done on the IEnabler (Student Portal) after you have been academically registered
Residence applications are done via a link that is published by Student Housing on the DUT Pinboard and social media page, you can also contact Housing to request for the link on Housingdbn@dut. ac. za for Durban residence and Housingpmb@dut. ac. za for PMB residences. Returning student will have the link sent to them via their DUT4 LIFE emails and a sms. This is done in September for the previous year’s application. First time student to the University will be given a link once you are given a firm offer for your Academic registration. You need to log on to your student portal and click on ‘Residence Application’, accept rules and regulations, complete your application and submit
Students cannot do their own registration online for accredited private accommodation. Accredited private accommodation is accommodation that the University verifies as per the DHET norms and standards. You are not able to source your own private accommodation. Once you have forwarded your lease agreement with supporting documents the registration is captured by the Student Housing administration team. You can verify this by checking your student statement to see if there is a debit raised on your account. Only a link will be sent to NSFAS students who qualifies for private accommodation. All sponsored students will need to liaise with the Finance section
Private accommodation is used as a secondary option once we have exhausted all residence spaces. Applications are done via a link that is published by Student Housing on the DUT Pinboard and social media page, you can also contact Housing to request for the link on Housingdbn@dut. ac. za for Durban residence and Housingpmb@dut. ac. za for PMB residences. Returning student will have the link sent to them via their DUT4 LIFE emails and a sms. Student Housing only has residence applications and there is no specific application for private accommodation. Private accommodation is not offered to first time student.
Residence vary in prices and all residence registrations are charged annually unless a student is only registered for 1 semester. This information is on the Finance rulebook
Once you are charged for residence you cannot move to PA, reason being that Financial Aid sends through a template to NSFAS with details of your residence status, the template cannot be changed or amended
Residence transfers can only be done under the following circumstances. If approved by Management or Residence Life Can only be done between students of the same level of qualification and before Financial Aid submits templates to NSFAS
Second semester registered students will be allocated to residence depending on the number of available spaces in residences. Annually registered students do not qualify for accommodation in the second semester because NSFAS templates for 1st semester and annual students are sent early to NSFAS. If you have been receiving a transport allowance you will not qualify to be allocated to residence in the second semester
The University no longer has a meal card system
After the last date of exam, you are expected to vacate residence, but Student Housing will open accommodation during the recess period for students who are still writing, have supplementary exams or doing In-service training. You are required to submit a letter from the Department stating that you are doing In-service training and a letter from the company where you will attend the training
Student Housing does not offer temporary accommodation. Residence registration is done online and you can only come to residence two days before the commencement of academic lectures
Special cases are referred to Residence Life Officer or the HOD and will be accessed before approval, the request is not guaranteed. This will depend on the outcome of your request and the availability of residence spaces
You are not allowed to send a friend to register on your behalf. Residence registration is done online so there is no need to come to campus or to send anyone on your behalf
Student will not be allowed in residence without a valid academic registration and a valid checklist
You are not allowed to register with funds due to you from NSFAS because these fees will go back to NSFAS
Student requiring residence who are registered for in-service training is dependent on your funder’s guidelines
Student who vacates the residence and do not inform Student Housing will be held liable for the fees that has been paid to the landlord. A residence de-registration form should be completed before vacating any residence. Which can be obtained by emailing the department and it would be sent to you. A refund will be done once we find a replacement. The Finance rulebook has the percentage that you would be charged for residence FAQS - POSTGRADUATE STUDIES
If you wish to undertake a Masters or Doctoral study at the University, you have two points of enquiry for guidance as to the relevant Head of Department, depending on your previous qualifications and interests
https. //dut4lifeac. sharepoint. com/sites/DUTStudentPortal/DUT%20Student%20Forms/Forms/AllItems. aspx to access application form or you may request the form from the relevant Faculty Office. Please ensure that this is done timeously for your application to be considered
A related/cognate Postgraduate Diploma, or Bachelor Honours Degree, or “professional” Bachelor’s Degree, or has been granted status or advanced standing (Rule G10A & G10B refers); and complies with Rules G3, G4, G26, G27, and the rules of the academic department offering the qualification. The Council, on recommendation of the Senate, may require a person to pass specified subject(s), including Research Methodology, before that person registers, if, in the opinion of the Senate, the qualification(s) and subjects which the person possesses are related but not fully equivalent or appropriate in terms of Rule G24(1)
A related/cognate Master’s Degree, or has been granted status or advanced standing ((Rule G10A & G10B refers); and complies with Rules G3, G4, G26, G27, and the rules of the academic department offering the qualification. The Council, on recommendation of the Senate, may require a student to pass specified subject(s), including Research Methodology, before the student registers for the Doctor’s Degree in Technology or Doctoral Degree, if, in the opinion of the Senate, the qualification(s) and subjects which the student possesses are related but not fully equivalent or appropriate in terms of Rule G25(1)(a)
A student may, on formal application and payment of the prescribed fee, and with the approval of the Executive Committee of the relevant Faculty Board be granted conditional or unconditional advanced standing for a specified qualification on the basis of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) assessment, for the purpose of registration for a higher qualification. The Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT) aims to implement RPL as a first-stop-office for all DUT applications. Contact. Mrs Judy Reddy on +27 031-373 2860/2904 or via email. judyr@dut. ac. za
Strict cut off dates for registrations apply and no late registration after the cut off will be permitted Postgraduate students may not receive postgraduate research supervision unless they are formally registered for the research module and programme. Once a person has registered that person must re-register annually thereafter until all requirements for the qualification has been fully complied with. Failure to comply will nullify the approval of the student’s research proposal. In addition, a student and supervisor/promoter are required on an annual basis to report on the student’s progress to the relevant Research Committee
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Only full-time registered students qualify for postgraduate remission of fees. Terms and conditions apply. You may contact the Finance Department for further information
3 years for Masters and 4 years for PhD and Doctorate
Yes. You must re-register online every year on the specified registration date until you complete your studies. Please remember to pay the prescribed fees prior to the registration period so that your registration is not prevented due to financial reasons
If, for whatever reason, you do not register consecutively for every year/ semester of the programme, your existing registration contract with the University shall cease unless you had applied to the Department for permission to interrupt studies. Where such permission has not been given, your re-registration will be at the discretion of the University and, if permitted, will be in accordance with the rules applicable at that time Should there be bona fide reasons for a break of a year or more once you are formally registered, you may apply for a suspension of registration. Your registration may be suspended only under exceptional circumstances and is rarely done retrospectively. You must apply on form PG4 to the Head of Department. Approval is subject to the HoD’s recommendation, and the application serves at FRC. You must consider any obligation to sponsors when considering suspension of registration Note. the required registration period does not include any period of suspension of registration
If you are having problems with your registration, you may contact the relevant Faculty Office [click here](https. //www. dut. ac. za/student_portal/student_registration/) or visit the respective faculty office for further assistance
A copy of your proof of registration will be issued to you once you have registered. It is the responsibility of the student to check that he/she is registered correctly at the time of registration. You will require the proof of registration in order to obtain your student card from Protection Services. You can also access your proof of registration from the DUT Student Portal (Student Self Service) where you can download and print a copy at any time. Click here to access the Student Portal
The University would be sending you important information via the relevant contact details that you have provided us with. You are encouraged to immediately inform the university/update your contact information as soon as it changes. You can access the DUT Student Portal (Student Self Service) where you can log in and change personal information, such as your address, telephone numbers or email address. Click here to access the Student Portal. If you are changing information like a name, surname or ID number etc, please visit the respective Faculty Office with your original ID document and/or marriage certificate and complete the relevant form
If you lose your student card you need to pay a fee of R40 at the Cashiers office and present your proof of payment together with your proof of identity, to the Protection Services Department, where a new student card will be printed and issued to you
Residence applications are done via a [link](https. //www. dut. ac. za/quick-fire-questions-on-student-accommodation/) that is published by Student Housing on the DUT Pinboard and social media page, you can also contact Housing to request for the link on Housingdbn@dut. ac. za for Durban residence and Housingpmb@dut. ac. za for PMB residences. Returning student will have the link sent to them via their DUT4 LIFE emails and a sms. This is done in September for the previous year’s application. First time student to the University will be given a link once you are given a firm offer for your Academic registration
All Maters and Doctoral students are required to re-register annually until all requirements for the qualification are fully complied with. Failure to comply will nullify the approval of the student’s research proposal. If you did not apply for a formal interruption of studies, you will have to re-apply for admission into the Master’s or Doctoral programme. Contact your respective Faculty Office
You must complete the proposal for the Master’s Degree/the Doctor’s Degree within the first six months of registration and submit a progress report to the relevant academic department for monitoring purposes. If your progress is unsatisfactory you may be de-registered depending on the Faculty Research Committee recommendation
Postgraduate students may not receive postgraduate research supervision unless they are formally registered for the research module and programme. Once a person has registered that person must re-register annually thereafter until all requirements for the qualification has been fully complied with. Failure to comply will nullify the approval of the student’s research proposal. In addition, a student and supervisor/promoter are required on an annual basis to report on the student’s progress to the relevant Research Committee
Except with special permission of the Senate, a student shall be excluded from and refused re-registration for an instructional programme if, in the opinion of the supervisor(s) and the Faculty Board, the student fails to maintain minimum progress in the student’s studies or research project If a Master’s student fails to complete the qualification after three years of registered study, the Senate may refuse to renew the student’s registration or may impose any conditions it deems fit. A student may apply to the Executive Committee of the Faculty Board for an extension If a Doctoral student fails to complete the qualification after four years of registered study, the Senate may refuse to renew the student’s registration or may renew it subject to any conditions it may deem fit to impose. A student may apply to the Executive Committee of the Faculty Board for an extension
It is a University rule that you and your supervisor are required to submit an annual progress report (forms PG3a and PG3b) to the HoD at the end of each year detailing progress in your research project. You are not allowed to re-register until such forms have been submitted. These reports are considered by the HoD of the relevant department who brings any problems to the attention of the supervisor/Director of Research and Postgraduate Support, and then forwards the reports (on forms PG3a and PG3b) to the Faculty Research Committee (FRC)
In exceptional circumstances, the supervisor(s), may motivate for a conversion of Master’s Degree registration to a Doctorate Degree registration to the relevant Faculty Research Committee indicating that the project is of doctoral standard. Evidence of at least one scholarly article from the master’s work either published or accepted by publication in an accredited journal should be submitted. Consideration will be given by the Higher Degrees Committee (HDC) to allow the student to convert the study into a doctoral thesis. The procedures for upgrading of Master’s Degrees to Doctorate Degrees have to be adhered to
You can only be registered at one South African university for a formal qualification. Students wanting to register simultaneously at more than one University for a formal qualification will need to apply for the relevant permissions from DUT via their Faculty for approval. If a student is granted such permission, it should in no way be implied that exemptions, will automatically be granted by DUT. If approved, students may apply separately to their Departments for consideration of any possible exemptions. Such exemptions will be subject to approval by the relevant Head of Department. Furthermore, should a clash in examination dates and times occur between DUT’s examination timetable and that of the other institution, DUT’s timetable will take precedence. The student is also required to submit written permission from the other university allowing concurrent registration with DUT
Except with the prior permission of DUT’s Senex (Executive Committee of Senate), no student shall be registered simultaneously for more than one instructional programme. If you want to study simultaneously for any of DUT’s instructional programmes, you will have to apply in advance via the relevant Faculty to Senex for approval
The Disability Rights Unit (DRU) operates within the Department of Student Governance & Development under Student Services Sector and supports students with disabilities in the University setting. It provides within its available means appropriate advice and academic support to students with disabilities thereby making access to education fair and equitable. Some of the services provided by the Disability Rights Unit are. General advocacy for students living with disabilities, Health related support to students living with disabilities, Support for students to navigate and liaise with academic environment, Liaison with financial resources available, Referrals to psychotherapy and psychological services, assistance of students living with disabilities during registration, assistance of students living with disabilities with residence accommodation, and assistance of students living with disabilities with confirmation of status Contact Information DBN Contact Person. Gugu Sacolo Tel. 031 373 2551 Email. guguk@dut. ac. za / DisabilityRU@dut. ac. za Location. Library Complex, 1st Floor, Room No. BC 0229 Campus. Steve Biko Campus PMB contact person. Thobeka Shozi – Nxumalo Tel. 033 845 8809/8880 Email. thobeks@dut. ac. za Location. H-Block Campus. Riverside Campus
Register with the Disability Rights Unit (DRU) as early as possible and submit documentation of disability as a prerequisite to receiving academic accommodations. “Letters of Accommodation” that detail your disability-related needs may be discussed with lecturers and other relevant faculty members only with the student permission. Make timely applications for test and examination arrangements. Provide for personal disability-related needs or services such as personal care attendants, Interpreters and Scribes. All requests to be submitted to the DRU
Plagiarism, ie, the submission by a student or group of students, without acknowledgement, of written, visual, or oral material or an idea, originally produced by someone else, purporting to be one’s own work or a group’s own work. The Institution’s Plagiarism Policy and Procedures for staff and students also refers Students may be subjected to a disciplinary tribunal should it be established there is evidence of plagiarism in the submission of a dissertation or thesis
Students may apply for funding through the Research Office by contacting the Grants Administrator or Grants Assistant. Various bursaries/scholarships from internal and external sources are available at different times of the year. The Research office communicates the calls to the faculties Students can also apply for funds for mobility programmes and academic exchanges The RPS Directorate provides funding opportunities for PG students to use facilities that DUT does not have. This will assist in developing skills that will contribute to enhancing the quality of research capacity at the university.
Postgraduate students that wish to change their supervisors during the study may do so by completing the PG 2c form. This form requires approval from the current supervisors and HOD. The form must also include a valid motivation for the change of supervisor and must be submitted to the Faculty Research committee for approval
Conference Funding Committee (CFC) provides opportunities for DUT Postgraduate students and fellows of the university to. sharpen their knowledge; gain and share new ideas and best practices; learn about the latest innovations and insights; meet industry experts face to face or via virtual platforms and make new contacts and stay connected with peers, colleagues and experts in the field. Conference funds are awarded on a competitive basis and depends on the availability of funds at the time of the application. So far, the RPS Directorate supports DUT staff and students for conference presentations in line with below allocations.
Postgraduate students may apply for funding by completing the DUT 82 form for students and upload to the CF Committee via this link Is DUT still open for 2023?Applications for 2023 closes on 30 September 2022 , however, some programmes have earlier deadlines dates, so please visit www. dut. ac. za to make sure that you apply on time. WHAT IS THE COST OF THE CAO APPLICATION FEE?
What is my Cao number?You will find your CAO Application Number on any e-mail or statement that you receive from CAO . If you cannot find your CAO Application Number you may phone 091-509800 and ask for your CAO Application Number (from outside Ireland dial +353-91-509800).
What is standby in DUT status?This means that if you are offered a standby place for a programme, you will not be offered a student place on lower priority programmes. Standby must therefore be regarded as an extra chance for admission to the degree programme you like |
