Bursaries By Study Field : Engineering - Mechanical

Mintek’s Postgraduate Bursary Programme further equips undergraduates through the development of research methodology skills at the Masters level, followed by the generation of original research that contributes new knowledge to a field at the Doctoral level. Bursars are also given the opportunity to work closely with some of the world’s foremost researchers, learn more about other scientific divisions at Mintek and become involved in interesting research. Bursaries are awarded in the following fields of study: Catalysis Chemistry (Analytical or Geochemistry) Chemical Engineering (Minerals Processing or Process Control) Electrical Engineering (Process Control Systems or Electronics) Extractive Metallurgy (Pyrometallurgy or Hydrometallurgy, including Bio-hydrometallurgy) Fuel Cells Geology (Mineralogy, Petrology, Applied Geology or Economic Geology) Mechanical Engineering Minerals Processing Mining Engineering Mining-Focused Environmental Compliance Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Physical Metallurgy Physics Precious Metal-Based drug Discovery

The aim of Mintek’s Undergraduate Bursary Programme is primarily to ensure a steady supply of trained and highly skilled technical people to meet a major portion of Mintek’s operational, research, and development manpower intake needs, and also to provide appropriately-skilled graduates to the broader South African minerals and metallurgy sector. Mintek provides bursaries for undergraduate degrees, Honours degrees and BTech diplomas.

The Murray & Roberts Graduate Development Programme assists in meeting the long term human capital and leadership needs of the Group through attracting, recruiting, developing and retaining graduates. The 12 month programme provides graduates with a unique opportunity to develop a full and diversified career in a world class organisation with a global presence. The Murray & Roberts Graduate Development Programme is designed to attract young graduates who align themselves with our values and delivery promise of World Class fulfilment. The programme offers them an opportunity to develop a career within the organisation. It is our desire that our graduates reach their objectives of professional registration.

Murray & Roberts offers bursaries for top South African achievers who desire to be part of a world class organization with a global presence. Bursaries are available for students studying towards a BSc, B Eng or B Tech qualifications in the fields of Engineering (civil; mechanical; industrial; electrical and mining), Quantity Surveying and Building/Construction Management. Awards are given to those students with financial needs and on academic merit.

Palabora also provides practical graduate training programmes, which provide young professionals with challenging technical and operational work, aimed at equipping them with industry and leadership skills and abilities. Study programmes are also available for students wishing to pursue a career as electrical, mechanical or instrumentation technicians. Grants are generally provided for: Electrical engineering Mechanical engineering Chemical and metallurgical engineering. Mining engineering To apply for the Graduate Recruitment Program as well as a Palabora Mining bursary, send your CV and covering letter to: [email protected] NOTE: This address is ONLY to be used for Graduate Recruitment and Bursary Applications.

Samancor offer bursaries to high potential candidates mainly in the fields of Mining, Metallurgy, Engineering and Geology.

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.

The Square Kilometre Array (SKA) will be the world's largest and most sensitive radio telescope, about 50 times more sensitive, and up to 10 000 faster (in terms of its survey speed) than the best radio telescopes of today. The following students are eligible to apply for an SKA SA national diploma bursary: South African citizens and permanent residents Students who wish to study, are studying, towards any one of the following diploma National Diploma in Electronic Engineering National Diploma in Mechanical Engineering National Diploma in Construction Management

The Square Kilometre Array (SKA) will be the world's largest and most sensitive radio telescope, about 50 times more sensitive, and up to 10 000 faster (in terms of its survey speed) than the best radio telescopes of today.

SA citizens interested in full-time studies towards an NC(V) at an FET College 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.

The Transport Education and Training Authority (TETA) invites Unemployed Learners registered / planning to be registered within TVET and HET Institutions to submit applications for bursary funding. This bursary funding is aimed at addressing the scarce and critical skills within the transport industry. The bursary award targets previously disadvantaged and impoverished youth from rural and urban communities within South Africa, females and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply.