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Sasol bursary applications open

There's only three weeks left to apply for an all-inclusive Sasol bursary for the 2019 academic year.

THE deadline for applications for an all-inclusive bursary from Sasol to study engineering, science and accounting in 2019 is fast approaching.

Top mathematics and science learners in Grade 12 – as well as post-graduate engineering, science and accounting students – have until 30 April to file their applications.

Sasol, regarded as the employer of choice in Africa’s chemical and pharmaceuticals sector, is looking for learners who want to study towards a BEng or BSc Eng in various engineering disciplines, BSc in Chemistry and Accounting (CA route), or learners interested in studying instrumentation, mining survey and mechanical or electrical engineering at a university of technology. Applicants need to obtain 70 per cent for maths, 70 per cent for science and 60 per cent for English to be considered.

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Known to be one of the most comprehensive bursaries in South Africa, the bursary for undergrads includes 100 per cent of university tuition fees, registration fees and exam fees, an accommodation subsidy, food money and R12 000 for books and pocket money.

Postgraduate students receive a monthly allowance of R10 000 for up to 24 months while they complete a Master’s Degree and up to 36 months for a PhD. Sasol bursary recipients have the opportunity to do paid vacation work during the holidays and to be part of the company’s Graduate Development Programme once they complete their studies.

To apply, register online by visiting: https://www.sasolbursaries.com/user/register and filling in an online application, or visit: https://www.sasolbursaries.com/how-do-i-apply to find out how to apply.

 

 

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