Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Metallurgical Engineering | TUT

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The BEngTech in Metallurgical Engineering at TUT trains students in the extraction, processing, characterisation, and application of metals and minerals — disciplines that are fundamental to South Africa's position as a global mining powerhouse producing platinum, gold, chrome, iron ore, and manganese. Students study mineral processing, hydrometallurgy, pyrometallurgy, and physical metallurgy, with cooperative education in smelters, refineries, mines, and research laboratories. The programme leads to ECSA accreditation and professional technologist registration. Graduates work across the full mining value chain, from mineral beneficiation and process plant management to research and consulting.

English Home Language or English First Additional Language: Level 4
Mathematics or Technical Mathematics: Level 5
Physical Sciences or Technical Sciences: Level 5
APS: 28

Career Prospects

Metallurgist – Oversees mineral processing and metal extraction operations at mines, smelters, and refineries in South Africa’s platinum and gold sectors.
Plant Manager (Metallurgy) – Manages the operations, personnel, and performance of metallurgical processing plants.
Materials Researcher – Conducts research into new alloys, coatings, and materials for Mintek, CSIR, and industrial companies.
Hydrometallurgist – Develops and optimises leaching and solvent extraction processes for base metal and precious metal recovery.
Metallurgical Consultant – Advises mining and processing companies on process improvements, equipment selection, and plant optimisation.

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