Mangosuthu University of Technology (MUT)

The Mangosuthu University of Technology known colloquially as MUT is named after Mangosuthu Buthelezi (founder of the Inkatha Freedom Party) and is a multi-campus university located in Durban.

Faculties Offered At MUT

The University offers a wide variety of under- and post-graduate qualifications that fit into the following faculties:

• Faculty of Engineering
• Faculty of Management Sciences
• Faculty of Natural Sciences

Read the full list of MUT Courses Offered Here.

How To Apply

Step 1:  Apply Online

Please note, MUT only accepts online applications. Make sure you apply online.
Prospective MUT students should apply through the Central Application Office (CAO).  Once on the site, click on the ‘Apply’ button.

Step 2:  Complete your Online Application form in full

Step 3:  Attach all Supporting Documents.

South African applicants need to attach the following certified copies:

• National Senior Certificate
• Identity Document
• Students transferring from other universities should submit an original academic record and a certificate of good conduct.

International Students will need the following documents:

• A valid study permit
• Valid health insurance cover
• A valid passport
• GCE, GCSE, IGCSE or Cambridge School Certificate

Step 4: Apply for Student Residence.

To apply for accommodation, you’ll need to register on Student iEnabler here.  For more information on how to register, check out the guidelines here.

View a detailed breakdown of MUT’s application process.

Application Fees

Below are the application fees for both International and SA Students:

• R200 for South African applicants
• R250 for International applicants
• R400 for late applications (South African applicants)
• R500 for late applications (International applicants)7