Browse government tenders, quotations, vacancies and documents across South Africa.
Showing opportunities with a recorded closing date that has not passed. Choose another status to browse historical records.
A direct link to the official process for setting up and accessing student email accounts through the MUT website.
A step-by-step infographic guide to help students download, install, and use Microsoft Teams on mobile devices or personal computers.
A series of audio podcasts accompanying the GRAD guide and workbook, featuring advice and insights from experts and students to support first-year learners in navigating university life.
A free, comprehensive 69-page guide designed to support first-year students at Mangosuthu University of Technology. It includes information on academic life, study skills, and personal development to help students succeed during their first year.
A companion workbook to the GRAD guide, offering interactive exercises and activities to help first-year students develop essential academic and personal skills during their transition into university life.
Each faculty provides two academic advisors to support first-year students with course selection, academic planning, and progress monitoring.
A mentorship opportunity where senior student volunteers guide first-year students through their academic journey. Applications are open to eligible students who wish to become mentors.
Students can request financial aid, NSFAS-related matters, appeals, refunds, or document verification by emailing specific departments.
A 69-page free downloadable guide developed by Ruda Landman, StudyTrust, Capitec Bank, and Van Schaik Publishers to assist first-year students with academic and personal success at MUT.
A student-led newsletter launched as part of the First-Year Experience programme. The first edition is available for download and offers insights into campus life and student experiences.
First-time login to the MUT Learning Management System using your student number as both username and password. Technical issues can be reported to the e-learning team.
Audio resources and developing digital maps to help first-year students navigate campus and learn about university life through engaging content.
