The Green Campus Initiative (GCI) recently held its second Mr and Miss Green where two students were crowned

The Durban University of Technology’s Department Co-operative Education, in partnership with the Richard Maponya Institute for Skills and

The Durban University of Technology’s international fashion photographer, designer and lecturer, Nirma Madhoo-Chipps, won the Best Digital…

Durban University of Technology will be hosting its annual Open Week for high schools students between 18 and 20 May

The Durban University of Technology will host the Richard Maponya Workshop on Entrepreneurship on 09 May 2016 at

The Durban University of Technology will host the Richard Maponya Provincial Annual Lecture, KwaZulu-Natal, on Monday, 9 May

In addressing critical challenges faced by the South African labour market, the Durban University of Technology is partnering

This week (Tuesday, 03 May 2015), Dr John Volmink assumed his duties as acting Vice-Chancellor and Principal at

The DUT Green Campus Initiative hosted a dialogue to promote and encourage environmental sustainability in communities and amongst

  The Durban University of Technology held a celebratory dinner at the Durban ICC in honour of Dr

April has been a month of mixed emotions for both the Vice-Chancellor and Principal Professor Ahmed Bawa and

With an intention to improve student literacy in an enjoyable way, the Durban University of Technology (DUT) held

DUT recently conferred an Honorary Doctorate in Arts and Design to anti-apartheid activist Ahmed Kathrada where the struggle

Echoes of struggle songs were chanted while some ululated and roars filled the DUT Fred Crookes Sports Centre

Tackling the issue waste-water treatment technologies is what prompted Dr Mathews Simon Mthembu to pursue and obtain his doctorate degree

For three months during her first year, Peace Nene, a DUT Radiography: Ultrasound student struggled to find accommodation. Instead

Inspired by their lecturers to excel, particularly recent Doctoral graduate Dr Melanie Lourens, Human Resource Management students graduated

Traditional wear was the order of the day at the eighth Durban University of Technology (DUT) graduation ceremony

Four students from the University’s Peacebuilding Programme, a programme that has been labeled as the largest of its kind in Africa,

Despite having followed different career paths for their undergraduate qualifications, the Nyamapfene twins have always committed to achieving