South African chemicals group Sasol has opened applications for its corporate bursary programme for the 2023 academic year.<\/p>\n
Sasol is targeting high-performing mathematics and science learners currently in Grade 12, and is inviting them to apply for an all-inclusive bursary to study engineering and science degrees at approved South African universities.<\/p>\n
The bursary programme covers:<\/p>\n
Bursars also receive allowances for study tools including laptops and calculators, the group said. The bursary will also provide psycho-social support, to enable learners to successfully complete their academic studies.<\/p>\n
Sasol bursars will have the opportunity to do paid vacation work, and be a part of the Sasol Development Programmes when they complete their studies.<\/p>\n
For the 2023 academic year, Sasol will fund up to 275 bursars.<\/p>\n
“Education is one of the key pillars in Sasol\u2019s social investment strategy, with an emphasis on helping to develop a science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) skills base for future and giving talented, ambitious people from all backgrounds opportunities to succeed,” Sasol said.<\/p>\n
The group is specifically looking for learners who want to study towards a B Eng<\/strong> or BSc Eng<\/strong> in various engineering disciplines, BSc in Chemistry<\/strong> or learners interested in Mining Survey<\/strong> at a university of technology.<\/p>\n Undergraduate Studies (B.Eng. \/ B.Sc.)<\/strong><\/p>\n Undergraduate Studies (B. Eng. Tech.)<\/strong><\/p>\n Applicants need to obtain the following to be considered for an undergraduate bursary:<\/p>\n Candidates who are either completing or have completed a degree and wish to pursue a Master or Doctorate study in science or chemical engineering are also eligible to apply for a postgraduate bursary<\/a>.<\/p>\n Candidates can find more information and apply at Sasol’s bursary web page<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n
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