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DUT is seeking innovative candidates for postdoctoral fellowships. These opportunities are open to individuals who wish to contribute to advanced research and innovation within the university's academic departments.
Students and staff from DUT, including post-graduate students from the Chemistry Department, are invited to participate as facilitators in the Mahlabathini Schools Engagement Programme (MSEP). This role involves conducting science workshops and supporting learners and educators in practical science learning.
A reading competition designed to reinforce comprehension, creativity, and academic engagement among learners supported by the DUT and Ikusasa Lentsha literacy initiative. Workshops will be conducted at all six schools to prepare learners for the event.
Durban University of Technology is appointing a panel of qualified and experienced general building contractors for maintenance and repairs over a three-year period. This panel will be used to award future contracts for building services across the university.
Financial assistance provided by the National Student Financial Aid Scheme to eligible students. Funding is limited and not all applicants are guaranteed support.
Guidance and counselling services offered by DUT to help prospective students explore career options and make informed decisions about their future.
Students may access financial assistance and scholarship opportunities offered by Durban University of Technology to support their studies.
Researchers and innovators can engage with DUT’s technology transfer and innovation framework to commercialise research outputs.
Startups and small businesses can access incubation support, mentorship, and resources through the DUT Business Incubator.
Current and returning students can register online for courses and academic sessions at Durban University of Technology.
Private developers can express interest in partnering with Durban University of Technology to lease, refurbish, operate, and eventually transfer the Baltimore Student Residential Building located at 10 Anton Lembede Street, Durban. The opportunity involves developing a business plan, demonstrating financial and technical capacity, and submitting all required documents to qualify for further consideration.
Private developers can express interest in partnering with Durban University of Technology to refurbish, operate, and eventually transfer Hertine Court Student Residence located at 128 Saint Andrews Street (Diakonia Avenue), Durban. The developer will finance and manage the facility for up to 30 years before transferring it back to the university.
