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TUT students have become the first SA team to win the Sasol Solar Challenge, finishing more than 500km ahead of their competitors. Calvin Fisher tells the story behind this historic win and Ford South Africa’s role in supporting the team. Read more: tut.ac.za/newsroom/all-news/…

Hey TUTzens! Visit the TUT Ceramic Sale on 25 & 26 November and discover a beautiful selection of handcrafted ceramic pieces. It’s the perfect opportunity to support our talented creatives while picking up something special for yourself or as a gift.

Hey TUTzens! Two weeks of creative experimentation, technical problem-solving and hands-on manufacturing challenged second-year Interior Design students to take their ideas beyond the drawing board at the 2026 RAW Modular Design Camp. READ MORE AT: tut.ac.za/newsroom/all-news/…

Hey TUTzens! TUT’s Faculty of Arts and Design welcomed Dr Russell Kennedy from Deakin University, Australia, for fresh perspectives on design, AI, Indigenous knowledge and creative collaboration. READ MORE AT: tut.ac.za/newsroom/all-news/…

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Hey TUTzens! Dr Rostislava Pashkevitch-Ngobeni steps from the world of performing arts education onto the stage of the South African State Theatre (SAST) in Ingoma-busuku/Nightsong: A Journey of Music, Longing and Discovery. READ MORE AT: tut.ac.za/newsroom/all-news/…

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Hey TUTzens! The Tshwane University of Technology’s (TUT) Motion Picture Production (MPP) programme has made its mark on the African student filmmaking stage, winning two of the three categories in the CILECT Prize – CARA Award. READ MORE AT: tut.ac.za/newsroom/all-news/…

Hey TUTzens! Two students from the TUT Faculty of Arts & Design have secured a place among South Africa's most promising emerging designers after being selected as finalists in the Pierre Cardin Young Designers Award 2026 Johannesburg Edition. READ MORE: tut.ac.za/newsroom/all-news/…

Adv Vusi Mgwenya, Deputy Registrar delivered an overview of the university’s code of ethics for students and code of ethics for employees and stakeholders explaining how the two codes set out the standards of conduct expected across the TUT community. #ThePeoplesUniversity

We are attending the launch of TUT’s Code of Ethics with a central theme “Living Our Values - Building an Ethical TUT Together”. The launch highlights the importance of upholding the university’s values and building a culture of ethical conduct among staff and students.

Hey TUTzens! A TUT collaboration between Fine & Studio Arts and Interior Design challenged students to develop commercially viable lighting concepts, with selected designs produced at Ngwenya Glass in Eswatini. READ MORE AT: tut.ac.za/newsroom/all-news/…

At TUT we’re not just studying the future - we are creating it and teaching it to move to an African rhythm. Our researchers and students train AI and humanoid robots to speak African languages, sing our musical traditions and dance with the energy and soul of the continent.

Hey TUTzens [Watch Video] The tears, the smile, the moment it finally sinks in. All those years of hard work and now the PhD is yours. This one means EVERYTHING! #FromGood2Great #ThePeoplesUniversity

And that’s a wrap on the 2026 TUT graduations! What a journey it has been. The final cohort of the Faculty of Science graduates brings this graduation season to a close, marking the end of one chapter and the beginning of another. Congratulations to every graduate #ClassOf2026

Hey TUTzens And just like that, we are wrapping up the 2026 graduations. We are closing off on a high note with our final double session, starting with the Faculty of Science. #FromGood2Great #ThePeoplesUniversity #ClassOf2026

Hey TUTzens! Nina Newman, lecturer in the Jewellery Programme, became the first recipient of TUT’s Doctor of Art and Design (Jewellery Design and Manufacture) degree, marking a major milestone for the discipline and the university. READ MORE AT: tut.ac.za/newsroom/all-news/…

Aanother day of inspiration as we celebrate the graduates from the Faculty of Management Sciences and the Tshwane School for Business and Society. Today we celebrate the hard work that brought our graduates to this moment.