Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme (ISFAP): Bursaries 2023

Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme (ISFAP): Bursaries 2023 has become available for financially needy South African students pursuing any of the following qualifications. If interested, see the below requirements. STREAK OF LUCK!

Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme invites students to apply for Bursary Programme 2023 academic year.

Company: Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme (ISFAP)

Date Listed: 29 September 2022

Job Type: Bursary

Location: South Africa

Closing Date: 31 October 2022

Bursaries will be awarded for undergraduate studies in “Occupations of High Demand” – specifically for studies within the following fields, at the following institutions:

University of Pretoria:

Accounting Sciences (BCom)
Actuarial and Financial Mathematics (BSc)
Business Management (BCom)
Chemical Engineering (BEng)
Civil Engineering (BEng)
Computer Engineering (BEng)
Computer Science (BSc)
Econometrics (BCom)
Economics and Managemnt Science (BCom)
Electrical Engineering (BEng)
Electronic Engineering (BEng)
Financial Sciences (BCom)
Food Science (BSc)
Industrial Engineering (BEng)
Information and Knowledge Systems (BSc)
Information Science (BCom)
Information Systems (BIT)
Mathematical Statistics (BSc)
MBChB
Mechanical Engineering (BEng)
Metallurgical Engineering (BEng)
Mining Engineering (BEng)
Nursing (B Nur)
Quantity Surveying (BSc)
Statistics and Data Science (BCom)
Supply Chain Management (BCom)
Town and Regional Planning (Bachelor)
Town and Regional Planning (B Town)

University of Venda:

Accounting Sciences (BCom)
Cost and Management Accounting (BCom)
Economics (BCom)

University of Cape Town:

Actuarial Science (BBusSci)
Bachelor of Commerce (BCom)
Chemical Engineering (BSc)
Civil Engineering (BSc Eng)
Computer Engineering (BSc)
Computer Science (BSc)
Construction Studies (BSc)
Electrical and Computer Engineering (BSc Eng)
Electrical Engineering (BSc Eng)
Financial Accounting: Chartered Accountant (BCom)
Information Systems and Finance (BCom)
Mechanical & Mechatronic Engineering (BSc Eng)
Mechanical Engineering (BSc Eng)
Mechatronics (BSc Eng)
Medicine and Surgery (MBBCh)
Occupational Therapy
Physiotherapy (BSc)
Property Studies (BSc)

University of the Witwatersrand:

Accounting (BCom)
Accounting Science (Bachelor)
Actuarial Science (BSc)
Aeronautical Engineering (BSc Eng)
Bachelor of Commerce (BCom)
Bachelor of Science (BSc)
Chemical Engineering (BSc Eng)
Civil Engineering (BSc Eng)
Computer Science (BSc)
Construction Studies (BSc)
Economic Science (Bachelor)
Electrical Engineering (BSc Eng)
Electrical and Information Engineering (BSc)
Industrial Engineering (BSc Eng)
Information Systems (BCom)
Mathematical Sciences (BSc)
Mathematics of Finance (BSc)
Mechanical Engineering (BSc Eng)
Medicine (MBBCh)
Metallurgy & Material Engineering (BSc Eng)
Mining Engineering (BSc)
Nursing (Bachelor)
Pharmacy (Bachelor BPharm)
Physiotherapy (BSc)

Tshwane University of Technology:

Medical Orthotics and Prosthetics (Bachelor of Health Science)
Nursing Science (B Nur)

Walter Sisulu University:

Biological Sciences (BSc)
Chemistry (BSc)
Civil Engineering (B Tech)
Clinical Practice (Bachelor of Medicine)
Electrical Engineering (B Tech)
Environmental Sciences (BSc)
Medical Sciences (Bachelor)
Medicine and Surgery (MBBCh)
Physics with Chemistry (BSc)
Statistics (BSc)

University of KwaZulu-Natal:

Medicine and Surgery (MBBCh)
Nursing Science (B Nur)
Occupational Therapy (Bachelor)
Pharmacy (Bachelor)
Physiotherapy (Bachelor)

Stellenbosch University:

Actuarial Science (BCom)
BAcc
Bachelor of Commerce (BCom)
Chemical Engineering (BEng)
Civil Engineering (BEng)
Economic Sciences (BCom)
Electrical and Electronic Engineering (BEng)
Financial Accounting (BCom)
Food Science (BSc)
Industrial Engineering (BEng)
Management Accounting (BCom)
Management Science (with focus on Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management) (BCom)
Management Sciences (with focus on Logistics Management) (BCom)
Management Sciences (with focus on Marketing Management) (BCom)
Management Sciences (with focus on Quantitative Management) (BCom)
Management Sciences (BCom)
Mathematical Sciences (with focus on Operations Research) (BCom)
Mathematical Sciences (BCom)
Mechanical Engineering (BEng)
Mechatronic Engineering (BEng)
Medicine and Surgery (MBBCh)

Nelson Mandela University:

Accounting Science (Computer Science & Information Systems) (BCom)
Civil Engineering (BEng Tech)
Computer Science (BSc)
Construction Management (BSc)
Electrical Engineering (BEng Tech)
Industrial Engineering (BEng Tech)
Information Technology (Bachelor)
Marine Engineering (BEng Tech)
Mechanical Engineering (BEng Tech)
Mechatronics (BEng)
Quantity Surveying (BSc)

University of Johannesburg:

Accounting CA-stream (Bachelor)
Urban and Regional Planning (Bachelor)
Chemical Engineering (BEng Tech)
Computer Science and Informatics (BSc)
Construction Management (BSc)
Economics and Econometrics (BCom)
Electrical & Electronic Engineering (BEng)
Electrical Engineering (BEng Tech)
Extraction Metallurgy (BEng Tech)
Finance (BCom)
Human Resources Management (Bachelor)
Industrial Engineering (BEng Tech)
Logistics Management (BCom)
Mathematical Sciences (BSc)
Mechanical Engineering (BEng)
Mechanical Engineering (BEng Tech)
Mine Surveying (Bachelor)
Mining Engineering (BEng Tech)
Physical Metallurgy (BEng Tech)
Retail Business Management (Advanced Diploma)
Retailing (National Diploma)

Central University of Technology:

Mechanical Engineering (BEng Tech)
Electrical Engineering (BEng Tech)

The bursary will provide full cover for the following expenses:

tuition fees,
textbooks,
study materials,
calculator,
accommodation,
meals and
a living allowance.

Bursary recipients will also receive the following non-academic student support: life skills training, tutorial support, life support, social support, admin support, project manager, staff mentors and medical support when required.

The total value of the bursary award will vary depending on the institution, with the average full cost of study being R166 668.00 per student.

Bursary recipients are selected based on the following:

Household means test is conducted for all students applying
Academic achievement and acceptance into one of the approved institutions, towards an approved qualification
National Benchmarking Test (NBT) for some institutions (academic and behavioral strength)
Matric results
Funder constraints (that meet individual funder objectives)

Requirements:

Applicants must satisfy the following minimum entry criteria before applying (please note that failure to satisfy all the requirements will lead to your application not being considered):

You must be a South African citizen
You must be currently in Matric or have completed Matric
You must have been accepted to study towards an undergraduate qualification, in one of the fields listed above, for the 2023 academic year
You must be registered to study at one of the following public tertiary institutions for the 2023 academic year: University of Johannesburg, University of Pretoria, University of the Witwatersrand, University of Cape Town, Stellenbosch University, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Nelson Mandela University, Walter Sisulu University, University of Venda, Tshwane University of Technology or Central University of Technology
You must be starting your first degree in the 2023 academic year
You must have a family household income NOT more than R600 000 per annum
You must be in financial need and require funding for your studies
You must NOT be in receipt of any other study funding (including NSFAS)

How to Apply for Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme (ISFAP): Bursaries 2023

CLICK HERE TO APPLY ONLINE FOR ISFAP BURSARY OPPORTUNITY

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Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme (ISFAP): Bursaries 2023