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Tickets are available for the play 'NUMBERED – 05978321', which is strictly for adults. The ticket price is R35 for general attendees and R25 for students and scholars. These tickets allow entry to one of the two scheduled performances at the Rehearsal Room in Grahamstown.
The project offers methadone-based treatment to whoonga users in Durban as part of a harm reduction initiative. It aims to improve participants' quality of life, help them reconnect with family and friends, achieve personal goals, and secure part-time employment.
Students and graduates can access entrepreneurship education and development programs offered by the Department of Entrepreneurial Studies and related units at Durban University of Technology.
Current students can register for modules and update their records using the online registration system provided by Durban University of Technology.
Prospective students can apply online for admission to Durban University of Technology. The application process is conducted through the university's online portal, where applicants can submit their details and check their application status.
Students can apply for financial aid and scholarships offered by Durban University of Technology to support their studies. These opportunities are designed to assist students with financial challenges.
The Department of Student Counselling and Health at Durban University of Technology is adopting the RHIVA board game to promote student wellbeing. The game addresses key social issues such as pregnancy, HIV/AIDS, substance abuse, career planning, and domestic violence, and is designed to improve communication and engagement among students. It will be used in student residences and workshops.
Students and staff can receive free, individualised help with academic and creative writing tasks such as conference papers, dissertations, poetry, and short stories. Assistance is provided by Masters and PhD students through a booking system.
Durban University of Technology graduates have secured permanent positions as technicians in key SKA-related facilities. One technician is employed at HartRAO, and another serves as a telescope operator for the KAT-7 array, demonstrating long-term career pathways linked to the SKA project.
The Food Security System provides at least one meal per day to students from impoverished backgrounds who lack the means to buy food. It was initiated in March 2012 and supports approximately 12 students at a time. The system is funded through contributions such as the R5,000 cheques from the Department of Student Counselling and Health.
A demonstration project led by the Urban Futures Centre in partnership with the TB/HIV Care Association, offering methadone treatment to people who use drugs, with plans to include 50 low-grade heroin (whoonga) users in the coming months.
The IT Department at Durban University of Technology will award Talisa Talthapersad a Special Achievement Award upon her graduation with a National Diploma in IT.
