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M Tech Tshwane University of Technology TUT
The Magister Technologiae: Engineering: Electrical is a prestigious postgraduate qualification offered at the Tshwane University of Technology’s Pretoria Campus. This program aligns with the Higher Education Qualification Sub-Framework, ensuring contemporary relevance and rigor.
Admission Requirements:
- Primary Criterion: A Baccalaureus Technologiae: Engineering: Electrical degree with a minimum of 60% in the final year. Must include Engineering Mathematics IV and at least one of these subjects: Signal Processing IV, or Control Systems IV.
- Alternative Qualification: An NQF Level 7 qualification in Electrical Engineering or a related field from a recognized South African university, with a 60% aggregate in the final year.
- International Equivalence: Holders of equivalent South African or international qualifications are considered upon submitting SAQA evaluation six months in advance.
- Language Proficiency: Non-native English speakers may need to provide proof of language proficiency.
Additional Aspects:
- Recommended Subjects: Software Engineering IV and at least two specialization subjects.
- Selection Process: Applications undergo a selection process, which may include an interview with the departmental panel.
Program Duration:
- Minimum of two years and a maximum of four years.
Program Structure:
- Delivered in block-mode classes and research.
- Schedule includes weekday classes and assessments, with potential sessions on Friday afternoons and Saturdays.
Intake Periods:
- January and July intakes.
Specialization Areas:
- Students can choose from:
- Control and Image Processing
- Energy Efficiency
- Power Engineering
- Telecommunication Technology
Postgraduate Study Rules:
- Refer to Chapter 8 of the Students’ Rules and Regulations for comprehensive guidelines.
Credits:
- Subject credits indicated in brackets after each subject.
Progression to MSc:
- Articulation to the MSc programme in partnership with ESIEE (France) and managed by F’SATI is available. Contact the department head for details.
Note:
- Any discrepancies with Report 151 are deviations approved by the Senate in March 2009.
For the most current information and specific details, applicants are advised to consult the university’s website or contact the admissions office directly.
