Public university of technology in Bloemfontein, South Africa, with two campuses, applied laboratories, technology stations, prototyping facilities, and industry liaison. Its work-integrated learning model connects employers with practical talent.
Central University of Technology, Free State is a public, mid-sized university of technology with more than 22,000 students across Bloemfontein and Welkom, and a practice-oriented character centered on applied learning and research. Its Work Integrated Learning and Industry Liaison function gives employers a structured route into workplace learning, placements, curriculum input, and continuing engagement. Applied laboratories, technology stations, prototyping facilities, a makerspace/FabLab, incubation support, and a Technology Transfer Office connect ideas with industry use. Research draws on competitive support from the National Research Foundation, the Department of Science and Innovation, and related national agencies; the transfer office supports IP management, licensing, spin-outs, and partnerships.