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Hey TUTzens!

As we mark the second Friday of Women’s Month, we continue to celebrate the remarkable women who inspire change, break barriers and create opportunities for others.

May we recognise and appreciate the women whose courage, dedication and resilience continue to shape our families, communities, workplaces and the world of technology.

This Women’s Month, let’s keep celebrating women, supporting their dreams and creating spaces where every woman can thrive.

Hey TUTzens!

The Department of Accounting from Garankuwa campus is today visiting North Campus for the E-filling tax clinic roadshow , they aim to make students and employees at tut aware of tax related issues and assist them with registering their tax numbers.
If you missed the South and North Campus roadshow and you are not able to travel to other tut campuses in Pretoria, and you need their assistance you can visit them at Garankuwa after they finished visiting all campuses

Hey TUTzens!

Soshanguve Campus Community Engagement in collaboration with the Directorate of Sport and Recreation came together at Jehovah Jirah Orphanage Centre on Friday, 7 August in a joint effort to give back.

Offerings which consisted mainly of clothes and food supplies that had been donated by students and campus contributors throughout the year were brought forth.
E-sport games were provided to the children as the recreational activity of the day, under the guidance of committee and directorate members.

Social worker of the centre, Dineo Tladi, as well as managing director, Kgomotso Thebe, warmly opened their place to the Tshwane University of Technology; where all parties involved had one common goal: To better the lives of the children living there, and offer them a chance in the world.

Hey TUTzens!

The Department of Journalism and Integrated Communication at North Campus hosted its 2nd Annual Breakfast Talk, bringing together alumni and industry experts to connect first-year Communication students with the world beyond the lecture room.

The event gave students the opportunity to hear inspiring stories from successful professionals they admire, learn about their career journeys, understand how they overcame challenges, and gain valuable insights into preparing for life beyond university.

The department also created a platform for Journalism and Integrated Communication students who are entrepreneurs to showcase and market their products, encouraging creativity, entrepreneurship, and collaboration among students.

It was a morning of meaningful conversations, inspiration, networking, and learning beyond the classroom!

Hey TUTzens!

This Women’s Month, we celebrate the courage, strength, and impact of women who continue to inspire and shape the future.

Here’s to women who lead, inspire, and empower!

Hey TUTzens!

It’s the first Friday of Women’s Month, and we are proud to kick off the celebration by honouring the remarkable women who continue to inspire, lead and shape our TUT community.

This Women’s Month, let us celebrate the resilience, brilliance and determination of every woman who is making a difference;whether in our lecture halls, offices, or beyond. Your voice matters, your dreams matter, and your contributions are helping build a stronger, more inclusive future.

Together, let us continue to uplift, support and empower one another, not just this month, but every day.

Happy Women’s Month to all the phenomenal women of TUT!

Hey TUTzens!

Every student deserves to feel seen, valued and empowered to succeed. This message, “Our university, our space, our belonging, was at the centre of the 2026 Soshanguve Campuses Disability Awareness Campaign, during which students, staff and stakeholders united to promote disability inclusion, accessibility, safety and belonging across the university community.

For more info, read the article below:

Inclusion campaign strengthens sense of belonging across Campuses Every student deserves to feel seen, valued and empowered to succeed. This message, “Our university, our space, our belonging, was at the centre of the 2026 Soshanguve Campuses Disability Awareness Campaign, during which students, staff and stakeholders united to promote disability inclusion, acce...

Hey TUTzens!

The conversations did not end at the exhibition stands, they sparked new ideas, inspired future ambitions and opened doors to exciting possibilities.

From meaningful interactions with industry professionals to exploring internships, bursaries and graduate opportunities, students left the Career Expo better equipped to take the next step in their academic and professional journeys.

A heartfelt thank you to all our industry partners for investing in the future of our students and helping shape the next generation of ICT and Humanities professionals.