South African students are invited to apply for a 2027 bursary programme focused on engineering disciplines and related studies.
Bursary Details
The programme supports students pursuing a National Diploma or Degree in civil engineering, quantity surveying, or surveying at recognised South African universities or universities of technology.
Eligible costs include registration, tuition and examination fees, with possible funding for study related equipment on request.
Benefits And Learnership
Recipients may receive a monthly allowance to help cover accommodation, meals and travelling expenses during their studies.
Before bursary funding for a subsequent year is considered, the successful candidates will complete a one year Learnership in Road Construction as a gap year opportunity.
Eligibility Requirements
Applicants must be South African citizens or permanent residents, have completed Matric with an exemption certificate, and be enrolled in a National Diploma or Degree in the approved fields at a recognised university or University of Technology in South Africa.
They must demonstrate a minimum overall average of 65 percent in their ongoing studies.
Academic requirements vary by institution with universities requiring a minimum C in Mathematics and Science, while universities of technology require a minimum D in Mathematics and Science.
Selection And Application Process
Shortlisted candidates may be contacted by telephone or email and could be asked to attend an interview or undertake psychometric testing as part of the assessment.
Applicants must submit a full tertiary academic record on the institution’s official letterhead and a full Curriculum Vitae, with incomplete applications potentially disqualified.
Applications must be submitted by email to [email protected] with the subject Hillary Construction Bursary 2027, and applicants who meet the required criteria may receive the official bursary application form directly from Hillary Construction.
Important information includes ensuring a complete academic record, an up to date CV, a current average of at least 65 percent, and that the programme aligns with Civil Engineering or related fields and that the institution is recognised and accredited, with the closing date noted as 30 November 2026.