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TUT showcases rising vocal talent in From Napoli to Broadway production
The Department of Performing Arts (Vocal Art) at the Tshwane University of Technology's Faculty of Arts and Design, will present From Napoli to Broadway, a carefully curated programme featuring some of the greatest crossover hits of recent times at the Breytenbach Theatre this August.
AI governance journey gains momentum at TUT
As artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes higher education, the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) is taking decisive steps to ensure its adoption is responsible, ethical and aligned with the institution's strategic goals. To support this objective, the Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Digital Transformation, Dr Emily Mabote, hosted a three-day AI Governance Workshop facilitated by the global IT research and advisory firm, Info-Tech Research Group.
Dean’s Awards reward top academic performers across campuses
Three outstanding students became the first recipients of Dean’s Awards worth R5 000 each as the Faculty of Management Sciences celebrated its 2026 top achievers at Pretoria Campus. The awards form part of a R50 000 sponsorship from NTGR Engineering following the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement with Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) to promote academic excellence, student development and industry collaboration.
MyCareerTrendz launch expands digital career guidance for learners
A vision to make career guidance more accessible for learners became a reality with the official launch of MyCareerTrendz at Pretoria Secondary School. Developed to help learners make informed decisions about subject choices, tertiary education and employment opportunities, the digital platform combines technology, entrepreneurship and student-led innovation to support career planning for young people.
Decade of rail innovation delivers results
For a decade, cutting-edge research, technology development and skills training have helped shape South Africa's passenger rail sector and that impact recently came into sharp focus during the Gibela Research Chairs Roadshow. The event showcased innovative projects, industry-driven solutions and collaborative initiatives that are strengthening localisation, advancing rail manufacturing and developing future rail engineering talent.
Media industry leaders encourage students to go beyond qualifications
Career success requires more than a qualification. That was the key message shared with 60 Journalism and Integrated Communication students during a Women in Media and Communication speed-mentoring session, in which industry leaders encouraged them to build skills, embrace new technologies, and actively shape their career paths.
Entrepreneurship, Cybersecurity and AI training inspire future-ready students
From entrepreneurship and artificial intelligence to cybersecurity awareness, students at the Tshwane University of Technology’s Polokwane Campus gained valuable insights to help them thrive in an increasingly digital world. A training session hosted by the Directorate of Extracurricular Development equipped students with practical knowledge of innovation, online safety, and entrepreneurship, while encouraging them to become responsible users of technology and future business leaders.
Breakfast talk unlocks boundless career opportunities in Journalism and Communication
The first year at university could feel like stepping onto a road without knowing exactly where it will lead. For first-year Journalism and Integrated Communication students, the journey can bring questions about where their qualifications can take them and what the world of work will expect of them.
ICT Faculty encourages future tech talent at Eskom Career Expo
With technology shaping industries and creating new career opportunities, nearly 200 learners from surrounding schools explored possible futures in Information and Communication Technology during the Eskom Career Expo at Kendal Power Station. The event gave learners valuable insight into academic pathways, career options and the growing demand for ICT professionals.
TUT Law students shine among Africa’s best legal minds
Competing against final-year LLB and postgraduate law students from some of Africa’s most established universities, two Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) Diploma in Law students delivered an impressive performance at one of the continent’s most prestigious legal competitions. Their achievement highlights the strength of TUT’s practical legal training and reinforces its growing reputation for producing career-ready graduates.