Tertiary Education - From Thursday to Saturday: Open Days at UTM: the event for students

1 week ago - March 05, 2026
From Thursday to Saturday: Open Days at UTM
Choosing a university means choosing your future. It is a decisive step that shapes ambitions, skills, and professional paths. With this in mind, the University of Technology of Mauritius (UTM), located in La-Tour-Koenig, Pointe-aux-Sables, is opening its doors from Thursday to Saturday for its Open Days 2026.

Key Points

  • University of Technology of Mauritius (UTM) is hosting Open Days 2026.
  • The event takes place from Thursday to Saturday at the UTM campus in La-Tour-Koenig, Pointe-aux-Sables.
  • It is designed for school leavers, young graduates, parents, and professionals considering further studies or career changes.

Academic Programs

  • Visitors can explore undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
  • Programs are aligned with labor market needs and national development priorities.
  • New innovative courses will be introduced for the April intake.

Key fields include:

  • Digital technologies
  • Sustainability
  • Business innovation
  • Health sciences
  • Applied engineering

University of Technology of Mauritius (UTM) is hosting Open Days 2026.

Choosing a university means choosing your future. It is a decisive step that shapes ambitions, skills, and professional paths. With this in mind, the University of Technology of Mauritius (UTM), located in La-Tour-Koenig, Pointe-aux-Sables, is opening its doors from Thursday to Saturday for its Open Days 2026. These three days are dedicated to information, exchange, and guidance, aimed at young people as well as professionals wishing to change career paths, helping them make informed and thoughtful academic choices.

This highly anticipated event represents a gateway to the future. Visitors will be able to explore a wide range of study programs, speak directly with academic staff, and receive practical advice to build strong and opportunity-rich career paths. Whether they have already outlined their professional plans or are still uncertain about which direction to take, participants will find clear answers, inspiration, and personalized guidance during these Open Days in a friendly and stimulating atmosphere.

Visitors will discover the full range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs offered by the University of Technology of Mauritius (UTM), all designed in line with market realities and national development priorities. New innovative programs, scheduled to launch in the upcoming April intake, will further enrich this academic offering. Digital technologies, sustainability, business innovation, health sciences, and applied engineering are among the key sectors shaping the careers of tomorrow.

Participants will also be introduced to the distinctive features of UTM: a dynamic learning environment, strong connections with the professional world, and a practice-oriented teaching approach designed not only to help students obtain degrees, but also to successfully enter the job market.

In addition, lecturers and academic leaders will be present to provide personalized guidance, explain the structure of the programs, discuss career prospects, and guide applicants through the admission process.

A major highlight of these Open Days is that prospective students will have the opportunity to submit their applications on site—an ideal chance to take the first step toward higher education right away.

More than just an information session, the Open Days of the University of Technology of Mauritius are designed to be an interactive experience. Students and parents will be able to ask questions, clear up any doubts, and calmly consider the next step in their academic journey.

UTM invites school leavers, parents, young graduates, and professionals wishing to continue or resume their studies to come and discover how the university can support them and turn their ambitions into reality.

On the occasion of these Open Days, the Director General of UTM, Professor Hemant B. Chittoo, addressed all applicants and future students personally to encourage and inspire them.

“Dear future students, you embody the dreams of your parents who wish to see you succeed in life, and today you have the opportunity to make your future even more promising. The choices you make now will shape not only your own future, but also that of those close to you. At UTM, we place our students at the heart of our priorities.

“Studying at a university is a challenge, and we are committed to providing you not only with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in your field and in your future career, but also to develop your personality, your communication abilities, and your professional competencies through internships and the contributions of industry experts.

“Mastering artificial intelligence and entrepreneurship—regardless of your field of study—is now part of the essential tools you will acquire before leaving the university with your degree. Our team is ready to mobilize to make your journey as smooth and enriching as possible. You only need to knock on the door… and it will open! You are the reason for our existence, and we exist to serve you. With my best wishes for the exciting academic adventure that awaits you.”

Text by Le Mauricien

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