Chinhoyi varsity proud to host research expo

our milestones in the 10 years of our existence.
Universities by their nature are meant to create new knowledge through research and extend the frontiers of knowledge and initiate new thinking.
Chinhoyi University of Technology invites all its stakeholders to visit our exhibition stand in the Faculty of Agriculture at the University of Zimbabwe.
At our stand you will meet our senior academic staff, researchers and administrators who are there to forge linkages and collaborations with industry, research organisations, funding partners, fellow academics and researchers and other stakeholders.
Chinhoyi University of Technology pursues the philosophy of engagement, partnerships and inclusivity in all its activities.
At the CUT stand you will see the following among others:
l The Schools’ Fee Management System
l The Eagle Information Management System
l Creative Art and Design Projects
l Research output from across the university classified into following thematic areas:
i. IT and Engineering
ii. Biotechnology and Energy
iii. Water and Food Security
iv. Entrepreneurship
v. Art Design
l Engineering innovations such as the Automated Chicken Feeder System and the Automated Egg Cleaner.
On the same stand the Marketing and PR Office will be selling CUT memorabilia at reasonable prices.
These include branded keyrings, table clock, stylish ballpoints, solar- powered rulers with in-built calculator, T-shirts, golf T-shirts, baseball hoodies, business card holders and many other souvenirs
The CUT Alumni Registration will be taking place on the stand.

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