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Students and staff can get help with issues related to ThinkLearnZone and the Blackboard platform through the dedicated helpdesk, which offers email and phone support.
Students can access their course materials, including study guides, video clips, quizzes, and announcements, through the ThinkLearnZone platform. The system supports interactive communication with lecturers and peers.
DUT students can download and use the free Blackboard Mobile Student App to access course content, announcements, and interact with their modules while on the go.
DUT IT graduates will be recruited to teach computer studies at under-resourced schools as part of the expanded Adopt-a-School initiative. This provides them with valuable work experience while addressing skills shortages in South African education.
Students can write and submit letters with questions about HIV and AIDS to the Sista-Zee column. Letters can be placed in drop-in boxes at any DUT library or at the HIV/AIDS Centre, or emailed to masondoz@dut.ac.za. Winning letters will receive prizes.
A 150-page book exploring the cultural ties between South Africa and Bollywood, authored by Fakir Hassen and edited by Robin Sewlal. It is available for purchase at R150 and includes an original DVD of a Bollywood movie with each copy. Autographed copies can be ordered via email.
This opportunity invites students and staff at Durban University of Technology to participate in a cashless society initiative aimed at improving safety and convenience on campus by using digital payment methods instead of physical cash.
DUT provides guidance and resources to emerging entrepreneurs through its Centre for Social Entrepreneurship.
DUT hosts an orientation session to support first-year students with disabilities, helping them understand their rights and access resources on campus.
The DUT Midlands Entrepreneurship Centre offers a programme to empower students with disabilities through entrepreneurship training and support.
The DUT Space Research Program offers graduate studies and research opportunities in Satellite Communication, Navigation/e-Navigation, and Surveillance (CNS). It is a targeted capacity-building initiative to train and develop local expertise in these fields for national economic development.
Prof Innocent Davidson provided an overview of the current status, challenges, and future plans of DUT in the field of Space Science.
