After trying to study two degrees and not succeeding, Luke Cotterell proved to be lucky the third time

Four more Peace Building Programme students from the Durban University of Technology graduated today (Thursday, 1 September 2016), during the…

This afternoon, the Durban University of Technology conferred an Honorary Doctorate in Management Sciences to women empowerment luminary, Dr Gloria…

Despite their busy schedules and managing between their careers and studies, both presidents of the Post Graduate Association at the

Cheers of ululation, dancing and a bit of gloating marked the first session of the DUT Graduation Ceremonies

Having had amazing role models and a strong faith in God were the inspirations behind Bongani Qwabe forging ahead and

“With the rapid increase in infections in sub-Saharan Africa and the high cost and limited access to synthetically

A DUT PhD student has graduated from research which could deliver wireless broadband services to millions of people

A total of 1010 students will graduate at the Durban University of Technology’s Spring Graduation Ceremonies taking place

“Stop the war on women’s bodies!” echoed throughout the packed Fred Crooks Sports Centre on the DUT Steve

Since the dawn of democracy, South Africa still does not have an agreed on definition or targets with

Universities are devilishly complex spaces and there must be a conversation as to how to design them for

Women in leadership took centre stage during day one of the inaugural Courageous Leadership Conference organised and hosted

Courage is not the absence of fear, but the ability to translate fear by acting in pursuit of

The Fashion and Textiles Department at DUT will hold its annual Fashion Show to be held from Wednesday, 28 September

To equip first-year students with necessary knowledge and skills to allow them to successfully adapt and make the transition from high

DUT’s Interim Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Dr John Volmink, has expressed his full support for the Silent Protest March

I received an invite from the sedate Ela Gandhi to the Phoenix Settlement Trust Centre in Inanda, Durban.

Visiting Professor Phil E. Okeke-Ihejirika, Professor and Acting Chair at the Department of Women’s and Gender Studies, University

Professor Aashish Kumar, the charismatic international academic and documentary filmmaker, who is also a second-time Fulbright awardee, has