The Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Electronic Engineering at DUT is an internationally accredited programme that places graduates at the heart of South Africa's Fourth Industrial Revolution. Students develop expertise in analogue and digital electronics, telecommunications, control systems, embedded systems, machine intelligence, robotics, and renewable energy — fields at the core of South Africa's national infrastructure modernisation and industrial automation agenda. Graduates may register with ECSA as Professional Engineering Technologists or Certificated Engineers.
English: Level 4
Mathematics or Technical Mathematics: Level 4–5
Physical Sciences or Technical Sciences: Level 4–5
Two additional recognised NSC 20-credit subjects: Level 4
APS: 28
