This guide outlines the correct usage of the CUT logo and our official colour palette. Below, you will find downloadable assets and technical specifications to ensure brand consistency across all university communications.

CUT Logo Isolation and Spacing

Symbol Spacing & Isolation

To maintain the integrity of our brand, the logo must always have a clear "area of isolation" around it. Please refer to our official guidelines to ensure correct spacing in all your designs.

Download Spacing Guidelines (PDF) →

Official Logo Downloads

Important:

Our symbol (logo and logotype) is a single unit. Never use the logo without the university name.

Special Applications

Flat Application (Clothing, Bags)

Watermark

Use to superimpose information. Not a standalone logo.

20 Years "Thinking Beyond" Logo

Horizontal Versions

High-Resolution


Using CUT Colours

The Central University of Technology has two main colours: our signature blue and white. Secondary colours have been allocated to specific faculties and must be used in conjunction with our primary blue and white.

Primary Colours

CUT Blue

Pantone 295C
CMYK: 100c 60m 0y 30k
HEX: #003261

White

Used as the primary background and negative space.

Secondary Faculty Colours

Usage Rule: These colours are secondary and must be used with our blue and white at a far smaller percentage (no more than 30% of the overall design or layout).

Engineering, Built Environment & IT

Pantone Process Blue
60c 20m 0y 0k | HEX: #0082d1

Health and Environmental Sciences

Pantone 362
70c 0m 100y 0k | HEX: #289728

Humanities

Pantone 1234
0c 20m 100y 0k | HEX: #fbb927

Management Sciences

Pantone 1807
0c 100m 100y 35k | HEX: #a12830


CUT Terminology and Naming Conventions

Consistent use of our official name, titles, building names, and acronyms protects the CUT brand. The full guide sets out how to write the university name, official building and residence names, executive titles and designations, and approved abbreviations for faculties, support units, and qualifications.


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