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This award recognises the best overall collection from a student. Zanele Ncane won this award after completing her National Diploma in 2009.
An exhibition displaying innovative jewellery designs created by DUT students, highlighting craftsmanship and creative innovation.
An exhibition and awards event showcases graphic design work from DUT students, celebrating creativity and academic achievement.
DUT has been recognised with a Loerie Award, which honours excellence in advertising and media production.
A young artist in dance has won an award through DUT's recognition of talent in the arts. This award celebrates emerging artistic excellence.
An annual awards ceremony is held to recognise achievements in the field of food and nutrition consumer science at DUT.
Top achievers who completed their qualifications with distinctions Cum Laude received Dean’s Merit Awards for Academic Excellence.
DUT's Isolempilo Primary Health Care Campus Clinic launched an Antiretroviral (ARV) treatment programme for students, making it the first Higher Education Institution in KZN to provide ARVs to its student population.
Students at Durban University of Technology can access antiretroviral (ARV) treatment through the Isolempilo Primary Health Care Campus Clinic. The programme is available to students who are diagnosed with HIV and wish to receive medical care and support.
The Department of Electronic Engineering at DUT plans to run regular astronomy outreach events for the public, inspired by the International Year of Astronomy 2009, to increase interest in science, engineering, and technology among secondary school learners.
This book documents the history of the Warwick Junction Precinct from the 1870s to the 1980s, focusing on the impact of colonial, segregationist, and apartheid policies on the area’s development and identity.
This book explores the role of Curries Fountain Stadium in Durban’s political, social, and sporting history, particularly its significance in non-racial events and resistance movements.
