UKZN TRUST BURSARIES

The University of KwaZulu-Natal UK Trust aims to fulfil its objects by raising funds to provide bursaries for needy students at the University. Its bursaries normally cover about half a student’s costs, but more money is provided for students who achieve better academic success, in line with the University’s policy on bursaries.

Students must have completed successfully their first-semester exams in their first year of study, as well as any subsequent exams/further years, to qualify for a Trust bursary. This policy aims to provide reassurance to Trust donors that bursars have a good chance of passing their exams and graduating. Following recent changes to government funding for students’ fees, the Trust does not provide bursaries for final-year students where their fees are covered by state support. Visit Ukzn Trust official website for full bursaries details

DELOITTE AND TOUCHE BURSARIES FOR 2013

At Deloitte, we award its bursary opportunities to students studying towards a Chartered Accountancy qualification. We are looking for well-rounded individuals who perform equally well in all areas of their lives.  

Matriculants
• Commitment to studying towards a Chartered Accountancy qualification
• Minimum "B" in Maths higher grade and minimum "B" in English higher grade either 1st or 2nd language; and an overall average of 70% or higher in the final grade 12 or equivalent results
Before you apply for Deloitte and Touche bursary you must make sure that you do meet all required requirements.

University students
• Commitment to studying towards a Chartered Accountancy qualification
• 70% or more in Accounts I
• 70% or more in Accounts II
• 70% or more in Accounts III
• First and second year students - overall average of 70% or higher
• Third year students - overall average of 65% or higher
• Academic criteria apply to the latest year of study completed, in which at least 4 subjects were undertaken.

Bursary Details

STUDY TRUST BURSARIES

Study Trust Bursaries Information

Studietrust - since 1974 - is an independent national bursary agency, a non-profit civil organisation, based on Christian principles. We have a single focus: the financially needy child and young person who, in the hope of a better future, urgently want to continue studying.

Studietrust’s support to young people touches their lives deeply turning desperation into hope. We select students who, under threat of poverty, simply ask for the opportunity to study.

NOTE: Bursary application forms will be available up to 31 August 2011

To apply for a bursary just visit http://www.studytrust.org.za