AUTUMN GRADUATION
CEREMONIES 2026
-How do I access TLZ?
Please click on this link: https://tlzprod.dut.ac.za/
-How do I log in as a student?
Firstly, you need to use the OpenID Connect login as shown below:
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If you a returning student, your username is your email address.
Your password is your password for your email account. [Dut+first six digits of your ID number]
Example: if your date of birth is 01 Jan 1999 then your password is – Dut990101
If you are a new student, your username is your email address.
Your password is the password for your email account. [$$Dut+first six digits of your ID number]
Example: if your date of birth is 01 Jan 1999 then your password is – $$Dut990101
For password resets please contact itstudentsupport@dut.ac.za
-My courses are not showing.
If you are able to log in to TLZ but you still cannot see your courses, please contact one of the e-Learning team members to resolve the issue. Alternatively contact your lecturer as they can also enroll you in their courses.
-Where can I get help as a student?
Contact the e-Learning Help Desk on 031 373 6810 or tlzsupport@dut.ac.za
-How do I automatically forward my DUT4Life emails to another email account?
Please click on the following link: How_to_forward_emails_from_DUT4Life_to_Gmail_etc
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