The application for the Glencore Engineering Bursary for the academic year 2024 is now open for all South African students in South Africa.
The Glencore hereby invites all public and private TVET and HET institutions to apply for undergraduate bursaries for students that intend to, or are currently studying towards programmes that are aligned to the following listed below:
- Chemical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Metallurgical Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Electro-Mechanical Engineering
- Geology
- Mechatronics Engineering
- Finance
The Glencore Engineering Bursary programme assists by supporting financially deserving students with great academic potential to take their first steps in achieving their dreams and obtaining their first undergraduate degree. Glencore Engineering Bursary programme aims to fund academically deserving students who do not have the financial means to study full-time towards a first undergraduate degree.
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GLENCORE ENGINEERING BURSARY APPLICATION ELIGIBILITY
HOW TO APPLY FOR GLENCORE ENGINEERING BURSARY
HOW TO APPLY:
- Start your application by clicking the “begin” button.
- Login to an existing account or reset your password
- Preview Application Form
CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS
- All applications must be submitted by 29 Jul, 2022.
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