Sasol South African Bursary Programme for South African Students 2022

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For the academic year 2022/23, Sasol is accepting applications for the Sasol South African Bursary Programme for South African Students.

The Sasol Bursary program is a complete package that includes both financial and developmental help throughout the academic year. Full-time university studies in engineering and science are eligible for bursaries.

The Sasol Bursary Program consists of the following components:

Undergraduate Bursaries – This level covers honors degrees for applicants pursuing bachelor’s degrees in Engineering or Science (in our context).

Bursaries from the University of Technology – For applicants interested in pursuing a B. Eng. Tech. in Mine Surveying at a University of Technology.

Bursaries for Postgraduate Study in Science or Chemical Engineering – For applicants who are completing or have finished their degrees and intend to pursue a Master’s or Doctorate degree in Science or Chemical Engineering.

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Worth of Scholarship

Bursaries are given to students who are enrolled in normal degree programs for a certain length of time (e.g. B.Sc. or B.Eng. Engineering for studies over a 4-year period).

Requirements for the Sasol South African Bursary Programme

Students who apply for a second, third, or fourth-year bursary must be able to finish their degree in less than four years.
As a result, students who are already enrolled in a so-called 5-year program or who want to enroll in a 5-year study plan are not eligible to apply.
Students must also enroll full-time in a recognized and accredited South African university.
It is critical to highlight that bursaries will not be provided for studies leading to a so-called dual/combined/hybrid degree program.
Individuals should give truthful information, and non-South African nationals’ applications will not be evaluated.