DUT Postgraduate Online Application 2023

Durban University of Technology DUT Postgraduate Online Application 2023

DUT Postgraduate Online Application 2023 – see details below to download the application form to apply…

How to apply

Apply to DUT using the online application

Things to note before applying online to DUT:

1. You’ll need an email address to complete the application. Don’t have one? Get an email address first.
2. Have you calculated your APS?  You’ll need to do this before applying.  Find out how.
3. The application process is through the Central Applications Office (DUT) which processes all first-time applications to institutions in .
4. The DUT will only accept one application form per applicant to a specific institution for a particular year.
5. Make sure your latest academic results are scanned and ready to upload.

Kindly check the links below before your proceed:

• Durban University of Technology DUT Courses Offered
• Durban University of Technology DUT Prospectus
• Durban University of Technology DUT Admission Requirements
• Durban University of Technology DUT Fees Structure

You can apply to DUT through the DUT portal.  All prospective students will be able to apply through this system.

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We hope that the information provided will enable you to make an informed decision about applying to DUT. To help you get the most out of the information provided, here are a few key points you should bear in mind:

1. Identify the course you wish to study. Programmes offered can be found in the 2023 Career leaflets and Study Opportunities.
2. The minimum entrance requirements for admission to the DUT for a South African applicant is as below:

See Also: Durban University of Technology DUT Registration

If you wish to undertake a Masters or Doctoral study at the University, you have two points of enquiry:

• contact the relevant Head of Department if you know your field of study, (list of contacts) or
• contact the Research and Postgraduate Office (list of contacts) for guidance as to the relevant Head of Department, depending on your previous qualifications and interests.

You then complete and submit a PG1 form and supporting documentation to the HoD for consideration, and if the HoD is satisfied that you are a suitable student for higher degree study in that program, that the proposed research topic is viable, and that the Department can provide or facilitate adequate supervision and facilities, you complete registration through the relevant Faculty Office.

Once you have been registered you may commence your studies. New students may register at any time throughout the year, but registration after 31st March will mean that this year is not counted as part of the minimum duration of your degree, as stipulated in Rule G25(2)(a) (link to handbook).

Once registration has been completed the clock starts ticking – for a Master’s degree the expected completion time is within two years, and for a Doctoral degree three years.

You must re-register each year until the completion of your degree. The closing date for re-registering Masters and Doctoral students is the last working day in March. Failure to re-register before the last working day in March might require you to re-apply for admission to the degree. Re-registration requires the submission of progress reports by both your supervisor and yourself (i.e. before the end of the previous year).

In terms of the University rules:

A student registering formally for the first time for a Masters’s degree must do so on or before the last working day in March, in order for the current academic year to count towards the minimum, duration referred to in Rule G24(2)(a). Such a student may register at any stage after this date but will then also be required to re-register for the whole of the next academic year in order to comply with Rule G24(2)(a). The prescribed full fee is payable whenever a student first registers and the prescribed re-registration fee is payable for every subsequent year for which the student is permitted to continue with the requisite research. No late registration penalty fee is levied.

A student registering formally for the first time for a Doctoral Degree must do so on or before the last working day of the University in March, in order for the current academic year to count towards the minimum, duration referred to in Rule G25(2)(a). Such a student may register at any stage after this date, but will then also be required to re-register for the whole of the next two consecutive years in order to comply with Rule G25(2)(a).