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Olwandle Chartered Accountants and Business Consultants and Clermont Choir Foundation present small business workshops and governance sessions.
After the concert, a gala dinner is held with guest speakers including the KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Arts & Culture and MEC for Economic Development and Tourism.
The Drama Studies building will undergo roof replacement to ensure structural integrity and safety. Once completed, the building will resume full use for teaching and academic activities related to drama studies.
Students and staff will gain access to six new lecture venues and seven computer laboratories housed in a new four-storey extension to S Block. This facility supports the Engineering and Applied Science faculties and includes space for the Co-operative Education Department on the ground floor.
This opportunity allows emerging South African creatives to be shortlisted as one of the top five finalists from 51 applicants. Selected candidates receive a month-long use of a Ford Eco-Sport, a TW Steel Iconic Canteen watch valued at R6,750, a tank of petrol, and a hamper from Bombay Sapphire. Candidates must submit a one-minute video, which will be screened during a panel discussion in Johannesburg.
Students may access financial aid through the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS), which provides funding for tuition, accommodation, and other study-related costs for qualifying students.
Students and teachers can access free downloadable maths and science e-books, video tutorials, past papers, and worksheets through the Syafunda Digital platform. The platform also supports mobile access and includes assessments and quizzes to aid learning.
Organisations can participate in the 'Adopt A School' campaign by covering the annual costs to set up and manage a Syafunda Digital library in a school, enabling access for over 1,500 students. This supports educational equity and digital inclusion.
A university-level qualification is available for individuals who wish to pursue a career in the retail sector. The programme is designed to provide formal academic training and professional development in retail-related fields.
The bronze and sterling silver rings created by DUT second-year jewellery design students, inspired by Indigenous flowers, are available for purchase. They were displayed at the DUT Gallery.
The Durban University of Technology provides access to a final marketing communique related to the Higher Education Quality Improvement Fund (HEQSF). This document contains official information about the fund's outreach and communication strategy, intended for stakeholders involved in or interested in the HEQSF.
Students and applicants can access up-to-date registration information through a dedicated communique provided by the Office of the Registrar. This includes details on how to register, important dates, and procedural requirements.
