The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) has confirmed that all applications and late applications for the 2026 academic year are fully online. As a result, no walk-in applications or enquiries will be allowed in January 2026.
Prospective students are urged to rely only on official TUT platforms for application updates, available programmes, and verified information.
TUT 2026 Applications: What You Need to Know
TUT’s application and late-application processes are conducted exclusively online. This applies to all prospective students, including those applying late.
- No physical applications will be accepted
- No walk-ins will be assisted in January 2026
- All application-related activities must be completed online
Applicants must regularly check the official TUT website for updates.
How to Check Your TUT Application Status
Prospective students should visit the official TUT website to:
- Check the status of their application
- View study programmes that are still open for applications
- Access official announcements and academic updates
👉 Official TUT website: www.tut.ac.za
Only information published on this website should be trusted.
Beware of Scams Targeting TUT Applicants
TUT has issued a strong warning against scammers posing as university representatives. These individuals or companies may:
- Charge fees to “assist” with applications
- Claim they can guarantee admission for payment
- Pretend to represent TUT on social media or WhatsApp
Do not fall for these scams.
Important Scam Warnings from TUT
- TUT does NOT charge any fees for enquiries or assistance
- Admission is based strictly on:
- Meeting application guidelines
- Qualification requirements
- Available spaces
- Funding availability
- TUT does NOT guarantee admission to any applicant
- TUT does NOT advertise admission offers on random websites, WhatsApp, Twitter, Facebook, or other unofficial platforms
- TUT does NOT operate a 24/7 WhatsApp or phone service
University Operating Hours and Closure Period
- Operating hours: 08h00 – 16h00 (weekdays)
- University closure: 19 December 2025 – 7 January 2026
During this period, no services will be available.
How to Get Official Help from TUT
If you are unsure or suspect fraudulent activity, use only the official contact channels:
- TUT Contact Centre: 086 110 2421
- Email: general@tut.ac.za
Reporting Scammers
- Ethics Hotline: 0800 006 924
- Email: reportit@ethicshelpdesk.com
Reporting scams helps protect other prospective students.
Final Reminder to Applicants
Always verify information before acting.
If it is not published on www.tut.ac.za or official TUT social media platforms, it is not legitimate.
Stay informed, stay safe, and apply online only.