Thirty DUT academic staff members have successfully completed phase one of the three stages of the SANTRUST PhD

The Council of the Durban University of Technology has offered its Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Professor Ahmed Bawa, a

The mood is relaxed; everybody shares genuine smiles which puts you at ease.   A few more steps

The final touches are being put to the classic musical Oliver! which is set to stage at DUT soon. The

There is a fire in your belly to educate and inspire. Keep it ignited for the next three years and beyond!

Only Colin Thakur can write like Colin Thakur. For the next couple of weeks, you will have to

DUT will again be represented in Thailand by a further three Engineering third-year students who managed to secure

Kenneth Garden residents, DUT staff and students as well as business and community stakeholders were all excited to

The first certificate presentation for the Faculty of Arts and Design students who successfully completed the

A young scholar from DUT has been named as one of the ten 2015 Harry Frank GuggenheimYoung African

The Midlands Student Representative Council (SRC) has brainstormed and come up with an initiative which will help students

I LOVE cauliflower and peas, if you ever think of inviting me over. It has been harder to

To achieve sustainable business success, have a positive outlook, learn to adapt in an ever-changing environment, have a

Understanding the reasons behind young men moving into the city and living on the streets and what they

The DUT Drama and Production Studies Department starts the year 2015 with a musical flurry – staging the

At the Durban University of Technology, we believe that technology has the power to tackle some of the

I suffer from a new ailment: launch fatigue. This is a unique subtropical condition caused by attending too

Catering to the health needs of the community is the aim behind the launch of the new Kenneth

“I would try to keep myself going by inventing games, and I would sing songs. My favourite (song)

What most people throw away, Siyasanga Tundzi uses to make beautiful earrings and necklaces. The 29-year-old explains that