Bursaries By Study Field : Engineering

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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 Young Professionals Development Programme (YPDP) is currently open for applications from suitably qualified candidates from South Africa. The opportunity is for science and engineering graduates to work for SKA SA.

Bursaries are provided to high academic achievers in various fields of study. Bursary focus areas change from year to year and are impacted by the South African skills market and the SAB business need. In addition to financial support, our bursars are also afforded the opportunity to learn more about the world of work by participating in the resolution of real business challenges, through structured summer school or vacation work.

A SAB graduate programme is a structured 18-24 month programme which is designed to address the acquisition of technical skills and experience for a graduate as well as familiarise the trainee with the SAB philosophies. The rigour of the programme should ensure that an individual that has completed the programme can be allocated an area of responsibility immediately.

Veterans and Friends of the August 1968 sit-in at UCT have made an annual award available towards research costs of one or more UCT students. The award supports creative research initiatives by UCT students investigating innovations which could help to reduce poverty and social exclusion in South Africa. The title of the award celebrates the spirit of the sit-in, which defended the appointment of Archie Mafeje to UCT academic staff against the apartheid government’s demand to withdraw the job offer on grounds of his race.

SA citizens interested in full-time studies at any South African University of Technology.

Study Trust awards partial bursaries to prospective or current degree students at South African universities. Studietrust may award bursaries to students in any field of study, but students studying towards degrees in the following fields will get preference: º Agriculture º Commerce º Education º Engineering

The Sugar Industries Trust provides at least six bursaries to deserving students annually.

The Sugar Industry Trust Fund for Education (SITFE) was launched in 1965 as a private sector initiative. In its 48-year history, SITFE has provided bursaries to over 9 700 students, financed school building projects, given assistance to tertiary institutions and has worked closely with specialist educational organisations to improve overall education standards.

The Sugar Industry Trust Fund for Education (SITFE) was launched in 1965 as a private sector initiative. In its 48-year history, SITFE has provided bursaries to over 9 700 students, financed school building projects, given assistance to tertiary institutions and has worked closely with specialist educational organisations to improve overall education standards.

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Students who are studying Engineering (Honours): Chemical, Metallurgy, Mechanical.

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.

For residents of Uitenhage and surrounding areas who have good marks in Mathematics, English and Science, and wish to study or are studying in the Engineering, Finance, Computer Science, Science or Commerce fields.