Zambia University College of Technology

Zambia University College of Technology

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We are a government-owned institution and a leading university of technology in Zambia.

At ZUT, we stand at the forefront of academic excellence, offering a diverse range of programmes in engineering, technology, and business.

10/08/2026

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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

PART-TIME LECTURER – BUSINESS LAW in the School of Business

04/08/2026

The holidays were nice... but your lecturers have been waiting 😄

Welcome back to campus!

04/08/2026

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30/07/2026

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TEMPORARY SHUTDOWN OF THE STUDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

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ZUT SIGNS LANDMARK MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH NATIONAL REMOTE SENSING CENTRE

23 July 2026 | Lusaka, Zambia

The Zambia University College of Technology (ZUT) has signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC), marking another significant milestone in strengthening collaboration between academia and industry in advancing science, technology and innovation in Zambia.

The signing ceremony was held on 24 July 2026 in Lusaka.

Speaking during the ceremony, NRSC Executive Director, Dr. Patrick Sibanda, said that emerging technologies such as Earth observation, satellite systems, artificial intelligence, machine learning and big data are transforming the way governments and industries make decisions.

He emphasized that institutions of higher learning and industry must work together to produce graduates equipped with both theoretical knowledge and practical competencies required by today's technology-driven economy.

Dr. Sibanda noted that the specialised technologies and operations undertaken at the National Remote Sensing Centre are currently not taught at any university in Zambia, making collaboration with ZUT particularly important in developing the country's future workforce.

He further expressed satisfaction that the partnership had already begun yielding positive results even before the formal signing of the MoU.

"We are currently privileged to have students from the Zambia University College of Technology undertaking internship training at the National Remote Sensing Centre. What has been particularly impressive is that these students have gone beyond merely observing operations.

They have actively contributed innovative solutions that are already transforming aspects of our operations and demonstrating the immense value that young talent can bring when given the opportunity to work alongside industry professionals," said Dr. Sibanda.

Speaking at the same event, ZUT Acting Vice-Chancellor Dr. Betty Bweupe described the partnership as an important investment in Zambia's future scientists, engineers, innovators and technology leaders.

She stated that ZUT has already demonstrated the value of strong collaboration between academia and industry in driving innovation, strengthening human capital and accelerating national development.

Dr. Bweupe emphasized that this Memorandum of Understanding should translate into concrete outcomes, including collaborative curriculum development, joint research projects, innovation challenges, industrial attachments and internships, specialised training programmes and technology development initiatives that deliver measurable benefits for both institutions and the nation.

She further acknowledged that while the specialised expertise available at NRSC is not currently offered by any university in Zambia, ZUT is ready to embrace the challenge by working closely with the Centre to develop relevant curricula that respond to industry needs.

Zambia now hosts a specialised Ground Receiving Station, one of the country's most advanced scientific and engineering facilities, responsible for receiving, processing and disseminating Earth observation satellite data.

The partnership between ZUT and NRSC is expected to strengthen national capacity in space science, geospatial technologies and remote sensing while enhancing Zambia's competitiveness in the rapidly evolving global technology landscape.

The collaboration is also expected to establish a sustainable pipeline for identifying, developing and nurturing highly skilled graduates who will contribute to the continued growth of the National Remote Sensing Centre and the broader space and geospatial sector in Zambia.

The Memorandum of Understanding reinforces ZUT's commitment to building strategic partnerships that bridge academia and industry, foster innovation, and produce graduates equipped with the practical skills and technological expertise needed to drive Zambia's socio-economic transformation.

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ZUT MANAGEMENT AND COPPERBELT UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC UNION (CBUAU/ZUT) SIGN HISTORIC FIRST COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT

Ndola, Zambia – 22nd July, 2026

The Zambia University College of Technology (ZUT) has reached a historic milestone following the successful signing of its first-ever Collective Agreement between Management and the Copperbelt University Academic Union (CBUAU/ZUT) held at the ICT Centre of Excellence Building 1 at Main Campus in Ndola, said Dr. Derrick Ntalasha, President CBUAU/ZUT.

The Branch Union Chairman, Mr. Moses Msiska, said the Collective Agreement represents a significant step in strengthening industrial relations and promoting employee welfare at the University. The agreement provides for a 5% salary increment for all unionised employees, effective January 1st, 2026, reflecting the institution's commitment to fair labour practices and the wellbeing of its workforce.

Commenting on the signing, ZUT Management Team Leader, Director SMART Eng. John Silungwe described the agreement as a landmark achievement that demonstrates the value of constructive dialogue, mutual respect and collaboration between Management and the Union.

CBUAU General Secretary, Dr. Mwenya Kwangu, said, the agreement reinforces the University's commitment to fostering harmonious industrial relations, enhancing conditions of service, and creating a supportive working environment that enables staff to contribute effectively to the University's mission of delivering quality higher education.

Management expressed its sincere appreciation to the Union negotiating team, members of the Joint Negotiating Committee, and all stakeholders whose dedication, professionalism and cooperation made the successful conclusion of the negotiations possible, Eng. John Silungwe.

Branch Union Vice Chairperson, Mr. Wivans Mapasule, said, Implementation of the salary adjustment, including the payment of arrears, will be communicated to affected employees through the Human Resource and Administration Office.

Bargaining Unit Chairman, Mr. John Musonda, described the signing of the Collective Agreement marks an important chapter in ZUT's continued efforts to strengthen institutional governance, promote staff welfare, and cultivate a workplace built on partnership, transparency and shared commitment to excellence and working together for excellence in higher education.

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23/07/2026

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DEAN OF STUDENTS

Today, we celebrate the confirmation of Mr. Boniface Musonda as the Dean of Students at the Zambia University College of Technology

His journey from serving in an acting capacity to his appointment is a testament to his commitment, professionalism and unwavering dedication to the University and its students

Congratulations on this well-earned achievement

We wish you every success as you continue to lead and support the ZUT student community

23/07/2026

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR REGISTRAR

​Today, we celebrate the official confirmation of Mrs. Chimbala Lumano Kabanshi as the Registrar of the Zambia University College of Technology

​Her inspiring journey; spanning roles as Lecturer, Human Resource Officer and Deputy Registrar, stands as a powerful testament to hard work, versatility and resilience

From serving with distinction in an acting capacity to this well-deserved confirmation, her path inspires us all and reflects her unwavering professionalism and commitment to advancing the University's mission

​Congratulations on this remarkable achievement, Mrs. Kabanshi. We wish you continued success as you lead ZUT into its next chapter!

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23/07/2026

DEDICATED LEADERSHIP DESERVES RECOGNITION

Today, we celebrate the confirmation of Mr. Charles Mshanga as the Director of Finance at the Zambia University College of Technology

His appointment reflects his commitment to excellence and his continued contribution to the University's growth and financial sustainability

Congratulations on this well-earned achievement

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Plot No 2983 Kalewa Road, Northrise Ndola
Ndola
10101

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00