PSG Bursary Programme
PSG Financial Services
The PSG Bursary Programme supports academically strong South African students who demonstrate financial need and are pursuing degrees in engineering and related quantitative fields. Run by PSG Financial Services, the programme aims to develop future talent and offers more than financial support, with mentorship and exposure to the financial services sector.
- Amount
- Full tuition and allowances
- Deadline
- 30 September 2026
- Renewable
- Yes
Eligible Fields of Study
PSG Financial Services supports students in the following disciplines
Eligibility Requirements
- ✓ South African citizen
- ✓ Academic average of 65% or higher
- ✓ Demonstrate financial need
- ✓ Registered or accepted at a recognised South African university
- ✓ Studying full-time towards an eligible engineering or quantitative degree
- ✓ Strong performance in Mathematics
What's Included
- ✓ Tuition fees covered
- ✓ Allowance for accommodation and living expenses
- ✓ Textbook and study material allowance
- ✓ Mentorship and career guidance
- ✓ Vacation work opportunities
- ✓ Potential graduate employment with PSG
Work Commitment
Bursary recipients may be required to complete vacation work and to work for PSG for a period after graduating, typically equal to the duration of the funded study.
How to Apply
Steps to complete your PSG Financial Services bursary application
- 1
Check the PSG website for the current bursary cycle and opening dates
- 2
Complete the online bursary application form
- 3
Upload certified supporting documents
- 4
Submit your academic results and proof of household income
- 5
Attend an interview or assessment if shortlisted
- 6
Await final selection by PSG
Required Documents
- 📄 Certified ID copy
- 📄 Certified matriculation certificate or latest Grade 11 results
- 📄 Most recent university academic record (if applicable)
- 📄 Proof of acceptance or registration at a recognised South African university
- 📄 Proof of household income
- 📄 Motivational letter
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who can apply for the PSG Bursary Programme?
- South African citizens with strong academic results and financial need who are studying full-time towards an eligible engineering or quantitative degree at a recognised South African university.
- What academic average do I need?
- Applicants should generally have an academic average of 65% or higher, with strong performance in Mathematics. Maintaining good results is usually a condition of keeping the bursary.
- Is there a work-back obligation?
- Yes. Bursary recipients are typically expected to complete vacation work and to work for PSG for a period after qualifying, usually equal to the length of the funded study.
- When do PSG bursary applications close?
- PSG announces its bursary cycle and closing dates each year. Check the PSG website for the exact dates of the current cycle and apply as early as possible.
Ready to apply?
Applications close on 30 September 2026
Apply on PSG Financial Services's official siteInformation verified 2026-06-08. Always confirm details on the funder's official website before applying.
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