Durban University of Technology
(DIT)
South Africa A
VIBRANT MULTI-CAMPUS TERTIARY INSTITUTION
The
Durban University of Technology (DIT) formed by the merger of Technikon
Natal and ML Sultan Technikon, is a vibrant multi-campus tertiary
institution at the cutting edge of higher education, technological
training and research. It is committed to turning out highly skilled
graduates who are equipped to meet the demands of the workplace and the
special needs of a changing society. A period of compulsory experiential
learning provides working experience during the courses of students
studies. Graduates are ready to make an active contribution in their
chosen fields. According to Prof Ncayiyana As a state higher
education institution DIT brings a solid reputation, stretching over
almost a century, of internationally recognised degrees and diplomas.
With the hands-on skills that it provides, it is a ticket to good
employment. DIT students also represent the demographic profile of
the region, and the DIT is proactive and sensitive in promoting
cross-cultural awareness and understanding in a safe environment.
The
Durban University of Technology offers a variety of full-time and
part-time programmes leading to a variety of tertiary qualifications.
These range from certificate courses (one year full-time study) to
National Diplomas (three years of full-time study) to Bachelors,
Masters and Doctorate in technology degrees.
The
Durban University of Technology has six campuses - Durban City, Berea
(Steve Biko and ML Sultan), Indumiso on the outskirts of
Pietermaritzburg), Pietermaritzburg and Richards Bay.
Advanced
equipment, modern technology, library services, student residences,
career guidance counseling, financial aid, computer-aided learning
centres, health services, sports facilities and social clubs serve the
main campus. All campuses are accessible by public transport and provide
a friendly environment in which to study.
The
Mighty Elephant
The
mighty elephant has earned the respect it commands. Few other creatures
possess comparable majesty, dignity, regal bearing, caring and
intelligence. For the people of KwaZulu-Natal the elephant occupies a
special place in history and cultural significance. According to Durban University of Technology (DIT) Vice Chancellor, Professor Dan J.
Ncayiyana, To speak to the people of KwaZulu Natal, the DIT adopted
the tusks of the mighty elephant into its flag and logo. We were also
speaking to our king and our royal house, Hindus who revere the elephant
as a God and our wider nation which cherishes it as a symbol of
Africa.
ML
Sultan Campus
41/43
Centenary Road Durban 4001
P
O Box 1334 Durban 4000
Telephone:
(031)
308 5111
Steve
Biko Campus
70
Mansfield Road Berea Durban 4001
P
O Box 1334 Durban 4000
Telephone:
(031)
204 2111
Brickfield
Campus
96
Brickfield Road Overport Durban 4001
P
O Box 1334 Durban 4000
Telephone:
(031)
203 1715 or 203 1750
City
Campus
cnr
Smith Street, Warwick Avenue & Berea Road Durban 4001
P
O Box 1334 Durban 4000
Telephone:
(031)
204 2111
Riverside
Campus
19
Aberfeldy Road Scottsville Pietermaritzburg 3209
P
O Box 101112 Scottsville 3209
Telephone:
(033)
845 8800
Indumiso
Campus
F
J Sithole Road Imbali Pietermaritzburg 3201
Private
Bag X 9077 Pietermaritzburg 3200
Telephone:
(033)
398 1741
Gamalakhe
Campus
Road
36 Gamalakhe 4249
Private
Bag X 715
Gamalakhe
4249
Telephone:
(039) 318 1430 Request Information:
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ML
Sultan Campus
41/43
Centenary Road Durban 4001
P
O Box 1334 Durban 4000
Telephone:
(031)
308 5111
Steve
Biko Campus
70
Mansfield Road Berea Durban 4001
P
O Box 1334 Durban 4000
Telephone:
(031)
204 2111
Brickfield
Campus
96
Brickfield Road Overport Durban 4001
P
O Box 1334 Durban 4000
Telephone:
(031)
203 1715 or 203 1750
City
Campus
cnr
Smith Street, Warwick Avenue & Berea Road Durban 4001
P
O Box 1334 Durban 4000
Telephone:
(031)
204 2111
Riverside
Campus
19
Aberfeldy Road Scottsville Pietermaritzburg 3209
P
O Box 101112 Scottsville 3209
Telephone:
(033)
845 8800
Indumiso
Campus
F
J Sithole Road Imbali Pietermaritzburg 3201
Private
Bag X 9077 Pietermaritzburg 3200
Telephone:
(033)
398 1741
Gamalakhe
Campus
Road
36 Gamalakhe 4249
Private
Bag X 715
Gamalakhe
4249
Telephone:
(039) 318 1430
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