Sasol Mainstream Bursary Programme
Applicants must be South African citizens with a valid ID and apply for full-time degree studies at a recognised and approved South African university, meeting the academic criteria for their qualification and year of study.
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About
Sasol provides financial and developmental support for full-time university studies in engineering and science.Mainstream bursaries carry a work-back or pay-back obligation.
What it covers
- Financial and developmental support for eligible full-time degree studies
Who can apply
South African citizen with a valid ID document or card
Full-time study towards an applicable degree at an accredited and approved South African university
First-year applicants must provide Grade 11 or Grade 12 results; later-year applicants must provide results from the previous study year
Second-, third- and fourth-year students must be registered for full-time study
Studies at UNISA are not considered
No dual, combined or hybrid degree programmes
Technical Mathematics and Mathematics Literacy are not accepted
Studies must be completed within a maximum period of five years
Documents to prepare
Valid ID document or card
Applicable school or prior-year academic results
Full academic record from start to end of studies
Proof of registration
Proof of permanent home residence showing municipality and district
How to apply
- 1Apply online through the Sasol bursaries portal.
- 2Submit the required application information and documents.
Sources
Official sourceSasolChecked against www.sasolbursaries.com on 29 Oct 2026. Govnet is independent — always confirm with the provider.