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Students who have completed their qualifications can register for graduation ceremonies held annually at Mangosuthu University of Technology.
Individuals and organisations can make donations to support Mangosuthu University of Technology. Donors will receive Section 18A tax certificates upon receipt of their contribution, enabling tax benefits under South African law.
Alumni of Mangosuthu University of Technology are invited to participate in a fundraising initiative aiming to raise R100 million and beyond. The project is driven by alumni and focuses on ten key pillars aligned with the university's strategic goals.
Senior students can participate in the tutorial programme as student assistants, including roles such as tutors, teaching assistants, lab demonstrators, and student aides. This role involves providing extra academic support to fellow students to contribute to their success.
Students can participate in structured in-class modules offered by the Academic Literacy and Language Unit (ALLU) to strengthen their academic writing, reading, and communication skills in their specific disciplines.
Students at Mangosuthu University of Technology can access support from the Academic Literacy and Language Unit (ALLU) to improve their academic writing, communication, and English language skills, especially during their first year or if they are identified as at-risk.
Students can access an online academic literacy module provided by the Academic Literacy and Language Unit (ALLU) to develop essential academic and language skills remotely.
Students can participate in creative writing competitions organized by the Academic Literacy and Language Unit (ALLU) to enhance their writing skills and express themselves creatively.
Students can receive one-on-one academic consultations from the Academic Literacy and Language Unit (ALLU) to improve their writing, study habits, and understanding of academic expectations.
Academic staff can participate in seminars and workshops focused on improving classroom delivery skills, curriculum development, assessment of student learning, integration of IT in teaching, and development of professional portfolios.
New academic staff can attend induction programmes designed to support their transition into the university environment and enhance their teaching and professional practices.
Academic staff can request tailored training sessions based on departmental needs, which are arranged and delivered by the Teaching & Learning Development Centre.
