South African Engineering bursaries get awarded to applicants who have completed their matric and wish to pursue their studies further in engineering. Recipients for engineering bursaries will be students who are doing engineering diploma or degree.
Engineering Bursaries Available
- Mechanical engineering
- Chemical engineering
- Industrial engineering
- Construction engineering
- Electrical engineering
- Mining engineering
- Civil engineering and more engineering related programmes
List of Engineering Bursaries available in South Africa
- Hulamin Bursary
- Anglo American Bursary
- Grand Gaming Bursary
- Rio Tinto Bursary
- Sasol Bursary
- Nestle Bursary
- PG Group Bursary
- PPC Bursary
- Gibela Bursary
- Royal Bafokeng Institute Bursary
- Knight Piesold Bursary
- CSIR Bursary
MORE ABOUT ENGINEERING BURSARIES
Engineering is a challenging but rewarding field that offers a wide range of career opportunities. However, pursuing an engineering degree can be expensive, especially in South Africa. Fortunately, there are a number of bursaries available to help students finance their engineering studies.
What is an engineering bursary?
An engineering bursary is a financial assistance program that is awarded to students who are studying towards an engineering qualification. Bursaries are typically funded by companies, government agencies, and non-profit organizations.
What are the benefits of an engineering bursary?
Engineering bursaries offer a number of benefits to students, including:
- Financial assistance to cover tuition fees, accommodation costs, living allowance, and other expenses
- Mentorship and career guidance from experienced professionals in the engineering sector
- Networking opportunities with other students and professionals in the sector
- Access to exclusive resources and training programs
Who is eligible for an engineering bursary?
Eligibility requirements for engineering bursaries vary depending on the bursary scheme. However, most bursaries require students to meet the following criteria:
- Be a South African citizen
- Be studying towards an accredited engineering qualification at a recognized university in South Africa
- Have a good academic record
- Demonstrate financial need
How to apply for an engineering bursary in South Africa?
To apply for an engineering bursary, students must typically submit the following documentation:
- A completed application form
- Certified copies of their identity document and matric certificate
- Proof of acceptance at a tertiary institution
- Certified copies of their parents’ or guardians’ identity documents
- Certified copy of their household income statement