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• Google User

  29 July 2022

  Learning more skills that will help in the work space

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• Google User

  16 April 2021

  The security guards are only Nice to Female students because they think they stand a chance, then they treat the guy's like peasants begging for education either than that I love DUT

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• Google User

  16 January 2021

  It is so beautiful

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• Google User

  12 March 2020

  Durban Univeristy of Technology, ex ML Sultan Technikon, was named after Mohammed Lappa Sultan, who donated funds to establish a technical college in Durban for non whites, which was much needed at the time. A facility of this nature was not available to non whites at the time in the area. In 1946, the Minister declared the ML Sultan Technical College an approved institution for Higher Education, in terms of the Higher Education act of 1923. On August 7, 1956, the ML Sultan Technical College was officially opened. In May 1979, the status of the college was changed to that of a Technikon. In April 2002, ML Sultan merged with Technikon Natal to form the Durban Institute of Technology.
  They offer quality education in different areas from the traditional commerce and engineering to media studies and design. It is centrally located so accessibility via public transport is not an issue. The staff are well qualified and supportive. The campus is relatively safe, except when there are student protests (usually around exams, or enrollment stages when fees are due). Hopefully the institution grows from strength to strength, educates our youth as well as develop well rounded leaders of tomorrow, and remains a tertiary institution for ALL.

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• Google User

  07 May 2018

  This is a very good Campus and I think it's second best after Steve Biko Campus

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• Anynomous

  09 May 2017

  Situated in town central but buzzing with people. Crime rates high

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