Bursaries By Study Field : Engineering - Electronic

Students with strong academic ability with limited financial resources, majoring in Bachelor degree in Computers or Electrical / Electronic / Industrial Engineering

Altech offers a number of bursaries to persons who wish to engage in tertiary study with a view to obtaining undergraduate degrees through to postgraduate research. Currently, Altech is not offering bursaries for technikon studies. Bursaries are awarded in the following fields of study: Electronic Engineering Computer Science/Information Technology Mechanical Engineering Industrial Engineering

Google has partnered with Lime Connect, a nonprofit organization that supports students with disabilities while they pursue education and promising careers, to help university students with disabilities work toward their academic goals in the field of computer science.

The IDC provide finance for industrial development projects by promoting partnerships across industries within and outside our borders, promoting regional economic growth. The IDC provide bursaries to students who qualify for admission to a University or University of Technology or who are currently studying at a University or University of Technology.

The Sasol bursary is a comprehensive bursary for students currently studying an undergraduate in the the fields of B Eng or BSc Engineering, BSc or BCom.

The SASOL University of Technology bursary is awarded to high achieving matrics wanting to attend a University or technology to study in the following fields: Mechanical Engineering, Mine Surveying; Industrial Engineering and Power (Electrical Engineering and Process Instrumentation).

SEIFSA bursaries are awarded to students registered for approved undergraduate Engineering courses at South African universities as well as students studying towards a National Diploma in Engineering at Universities of Technology (UoT). Preference is given to employees of member companies of an Association federated to SEIFSA and their dependants.

Students who are studying engineering at university (Electrical / Electronic, Computer, ndustrial)

The SAIEE awards bursaries to assist deserving students in completing their studies. If you are presently studying or intend to study towards a degree, diploma or certificate in Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering, at any University or University of Technology in South Africa.

Full-time bursaries are awarded annually according to the employment needs of the company. All our full-time students are viewed as potential employees – depending on vacancies being available after successfully completing their qualifications.

Vodacom is committed to addressing the ICT skills shortage in South Africa. To address this need, we provide fifty students with bursaries annually to study in fields in which there are skills shortages. Top-achieving students from disadvantaged communities are chosen to study in the ICT and engineering sectors. Since the scheme was started in 1999, more than 1 000 bursaries have been awarded.