Driven by their passion to make a difference and contribute to the lives of their fellow students as well as their community, four Indumiso students, in partnership with the DUT Midlands SRC, have launched a campaign to collect and donate sanitary pads to students and pupils who cannot afford to purchase the items.
In a bid to raise funds for under privileged students who cannot afford tertiary fees, the South African Student Congress (SASCO) and the Department of Student Governance and Development at the Durban University of Technology hosted the #feesmustfall Fundraiser at the DUT Ritson Campus Hotel School.
Noluthando Ndlovu, third year Information Technology (IT) student, is headed for China this month (November 2016) for the Telecom Seeds for the Future study trip.
Telecom Seeds for the Future is a global CSR flagship programme initiated by Hauwei since 2008. The programme seeks to develop local ICT talent, enhance knowledge and transfer...
PROF VAN DER MERWE TALKS ‘FREE ACCESS’ TO DUT BOOKS
The Durban University of Technology (DUT) Library together with the E-Learning Project hosted an exciting talk by Professor Alex van der Merwe at the BM Patel Library, ML Sultan Campus, last week.
Prof Merwe spoke about ‘developing DUT’s economics modules as open educational resources’ at the Open Access Week Public Lecture. Open Access refers to free access to research materials for research and publication.
