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Businesses and industries in KwaZulu-Natal can access cost-effective chemical testing, analysis, and technology support services through the Technology Station in Chemicals at Mangosuthu University of Technology.
Organisations and researchers can engage with the Technology Station in Chemicals to collaborate on projects in surfactants, cosmetics, water management, bio-energy, urban agriculture, and SMME training.
Staff members are invited to participate in social cohesion events organised by the Marketing and Communications directorate as part of MUT's strategic goals.
Prospective students can apply to study at Mangosuthu University of Technology. Application opportunities exist for first-year and post-diploma programmes, with increasing application numbers over recent years.
Students are encouraged to volunteer for MUT Radio starting from their first year. The radio station was launched in 2021 and provides a platform for student involvement in broadcasting and media production.
The Academic Literacy and Language Unit (ALLU) offers support to students to improve their academic reading, writing, and language skills. This includes assistance with assignments, study strategies, and understanding academic texts.
Students at Mangosuthu University of Technology can participate in a structured, monitored, and assessed workplace learning experience lasting between 3 and 12 months, following a 15-week Work Readiness programme. The Co-operative Education Directorate places approximately 1500 students annually across more than 200 host organisations.
The Co-operative Education Directorate offers regular sessions to help students improve their CV writing and interview techniques, enhancing their employability and success in securing placements.
Students can receive guidance and support from fellow students who have completed placements, helping them navigate challenges and prepare for workplace experiences.
Monthly career-focused segments are broadcast on MUT Radio, offering tips on job searching, career planning, and professional development, with a special slot aired every Tuesday during the second week.
Mangosuthu University of Technology is recruiting international students from countries including the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Lesotho, Swaziland, Zimbabwe, and Nigeria. Prospective students from these countries can apply to study at MUT.
MUT is enhancing its buddy programme as part of internationalisation at home, allowing local students to connect with international peers for cultural and academic exchange.
