Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) offers a range of online courses that provide students with the flexibility to study from anywhere in the world. TUT’s online courses are designed to provide students with the same quality education and learning outcomes as traditional on-campus courses.

Online Course Offerings:

• TUT offers a range of online courses at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. These courses cover a range of disciplines, including business, engineering, education, health sciences, and humanities. The online courses at TUT are designed to be interactive and engaging, with regular opportunities for students to interact with their instructors and classmates.

Online Learning Platforms:

• TUT uses a range of online learning platforms to deliver its online courses, including Moodle, Blackboard, and MyTUTor. These platforms provide students with access to course materials, discussion forums, and online assessments. TUT also uses video conferencing tools, such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams, to facilitate live online classes and meetings.

Admission Requirements:

• The admission requirements for TUT’s online courses are the same as for traditional on-campus courses. Students must meet the minimum academic requirements for their chosen program and provide evidence of English proficiency (if English is not their first language). Students must also have access to a reliable internet connection and a computer that meets the minimum technical requirements for online learning.

Application Process:

• To apply for an online course at TUT, students must follow the same application process as for traditional on-campus courses. Students must submit an online application form, provide supporting documents, and pay the application fee. The application deadlines for online courses are the same as for traditional on-campus courses.

TUT Online Resources:

• TUT provides a range of online resources to support its online students. These resources include online library resources, academic advising, online tutoring, and technical support. TUT also provides students with access to online student services, including career services, health and wellness services, and student organizations.

Online Student Support:

• TUT is committed to providing its online students with the same level of support as its on-campus students. Online students have access to academic advisors, who can help them with course planning and academic support. Online students can also access career services, which provide support with job searching, resume writing, and interview skills. TUT also provides online students with access to mental health and wellness services to support their overall well-being.

Online Tuition and Fees:

• The tuition and fees for TUT’s online courses are the same as for traditional on-campus courses. However, online students may save on certain costs, such as transportation and housing. TUT also offers a range of financial aid options for online students, including scholarships, grants, and loans.
• If you are interested in learning more about TUT’s online courses, you can visit the TUT website or contact the TUT Online Learning Office at online@tut.ac.za.