The Durban University of Technology (DUT) will confer qualifications on 932 graduands at its 2026 Spring Graduation ceremonies, taking place next week. According to IOL, more than half of the graduates are women. The ceremonies mark one of the institution's two annual graduation seasons, celebrating students who have completed their studies across various faculties and programmes at the university.
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