Sasol Mainstream Undergraduate Bursary
Applicants must be South African citizens under 30, registered or qualifying for registration at an approved South African university, and meet the academic criteria for their study level and qualification.
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About
A performance-based bursary for South African citizens studying full time for selected engineering, science and technology degrees at approved South African universities. It provides financial and developmental support during study and carries a work-back and/or pay-back obligation.
What it covers
- Registration fees
- Tuition fees, excluding repeat modules
- Pocket money
- Meal allowance
- Accommodation allowance
- Once-off computer and calculator allowance
- Work opportunities, subject to company needs and work-back/pay-back obligations
- Development opportunities and psychosocial support
Who can apply
South African citizen
Under 30 at the time of application
Full-time study toward a degree at an approved South African university
No Technical Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy
Meet the stated academic criteria for the qualification and study level
Current university students must meet the stated previous-year results criteria and remain within the minimum study period
UNISA and combined, hybrid or extended degree courses are not eligible
Only one application per student
How to apply
- 1Register on the Sasol Bursaries portal and activate the account using the emailed link.
- 2Log in and select South African Bursary Application, then Undergraduate Applications.
- 3Complete the required sections, save progress, read and accept the disclaimer, and submit the completed form before the closing date.
Sources
Official sourceSasolChecked against www.sasolbursaries.com on 23 Oct 2026. Govnet is independent — always confirm with the provider.