​The Department of Management and Entrepreneurship aims to make a significant contribution to the improvement of the national skills profile and contribute to the development of enterprises in support of job creation. They offer a range of programs in the fields of Management and Entrepreneurship, including a Master’s in Entrepreneurship. Their programs are career-focused and aimed at equipping students with the knowledge and skills required to further their careers in management or to start their businesses.

​Students are given the option to choose between Credit Management and Administrative Management with an option to specialize in Financial Management and Entrepreneurship. As a student, you will gain current and relevant knowledge of management and entrepreneurship practice and theory from an esteemed department of world-class researchers and lecturers. We look forward to working with you to achieve your goals and advance this field.​ Management services TUT

Admission Requirements for TUT Management

To be eligible for admission to the Management program at TUT, prospective students must meet the following requirements:

• National Senior Certificate (NSC): Applicants must have a National Senior Certificate (NSC) or equivalent qualification with a minimum of 50% in Mathematics and English.
• Minimum APS Score: Applicants must achieve a minimum Admission Point Score (APS) as stipulated by TUT. The APS is calculated based on the applicant’s NSC results, with specific points allocated to different subjects and achievement levels.
• Additional Requirements: Some additional requirements may apply, such as submission of a portfolio, completion of a pre-selection test, or participation in an interview, depending on the specific admission criteria set by the university.

Key Areas of Study for Management

The Management program at TUT encompasses a variety of key areas of study, including:

• Human Resource: Understanding organizational behaviour, employee relations, talent management, and strategic HRM practices.
• Marketing: Developing marketing strategies, consumer behaviour analysis, branding, and digital marketing techniques.
• Financial: Financial analysis, budgeting, investment strategies, risk, and corporate finance.
• Operations: Supply chain, project, quality control, and operations strategy.
• Strategic: Business strategy formulation, competitive analysis, strategic planning, and organizational development.
• Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurial mindset, business innovation, startup, and small business.