Applications may be submitted for degrees (no diplomas) in one of the following fields of study:

Undergraduate Studies (B.Eng. / B.Sc.)

• Chemical Engineering
• Chemistry (Hons. is a requirement for Sasol)
• Civil Engineering
• Data Science (Computer Science / Mathematics / Operations Research / Statistics)
• Electrical Engineering
• Electronic Engineering
• Geology (Hons. is a requirement for Sasol)
• Industrial Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Metallurgy (Hons. is a requirement for Sasol)
• Mining Engineering

Undergraduate Studies (B. Eng. Tech.) – University of Technology 

• Mine Surveying
• Civil Engineering
• Chemical Engineering
• Instrumentation & Control Engineering (Electrical Light Current)
• Electrical Engineering (Heavy Current)
• Mechanical Engineering

Postgraduate (M.Sc. / M.Eng. / PhD.)

To support economic growth demands in South Africa and to satisfy our own requirements for highly skilled postgraduates in the science and engineering disciplines, Sasol awards postgraduate bursaries for M.Sc., M.Eng. and PhD. studies in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. These awards will be made for postgraduate research supporting Sasol and South Africa’s energy and circular economy transition, through application in the following core disciplines: 

• Chemical Engineering – Fluid Dynamics 
• Chemical Engineering – Mathematical and Statistical Modelling 
• Chemical Engineering – Process Modelling 
• Chemical Engineering – Reactor Technology 
• Chemical Engineering – Separation Technology 
• Chemical Engineering – Thermodynamics 
• Chemistry – Advanced analytical
• Chemistry in the areas of Vibrational Spectroscopy or Gas Chromatography 
• Chemistry – Catalysis or Polymer Science 
• Chemistry – Environmental Science in the areas of Water, Waste or Air, or in Air with a focus on dispersion modelling
• Cyber Security Data Science – Applied Mathematics 
• Data Science – Statistics  

Applicants are not required to have a formal project proposal ready but should know in which area of chemistry or chemical engineering they would like to study and must be able to discuss possible topics which will support the current sustainability imperatives. Successful candidates will engage with Sasol technical experts and academic supervisors to finalise a project proposal. 

How to apply?

To apply for the 2024 Sasol Bursary visit sasolbursaries.com by clicking here

Closing date: 23 May 2023

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• Undergraduate Bursaries – For candidates wishing to pursue Bachelor degrees in Engineering or Science, this level includes honours degrees in our context.
• University of Technology Bursaries – For candidates wishing to pursue diplomas or B Eng. Tech degrees at a University of Technology.
• Postgraduate Bursaries – For candidates either who are completing or have completed degrees, wishing to pursue a Master’s or Doctorate study in Science or Engineering.

How to apply?

To get more information and to apply for the SASOL 2021 Bursaries CLICK HERE

Closing date: 30 April 2020

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• Chemical
• Civil
• Electrical
• Electronic
• Industrial
• Mechanical
• Mining
• Geology
• Metallurgy
• Mine Surveying

Applicants must be South African citizen and be willing to undergo medical and security checks.

The closing date is 11 October 2019 and no late applications will be considered. Apply at www.sasolbursaries.com.

You will be required to upload your CV, copy of South African ID, full academic transcript, proof from University that vacation work is required for graduation purposes, confirmation that student will be available for full/total period of time. 

Accommodation and transport cannot be provided during the vacation work period. NB. Applicants to take note that should they not hear from Sasol by 15 November 2019, they must consider the application as unsuccessful.

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What are the requirements?

• You have to be studying or intending to study towards one of the following:
  • University of Technology students should be studying towards: Mechanical Engineering, Mine Surveying;Electrical Engineering OR Process Instrumentation;
  • University students can be studying towards: a B Eng or BSc Engineering (in any of the following: Mechanical, Electronic, Chemical, Electrical, Computer, Mining, Civil, or Industrial Engineering) OR a BSc degree (in any of these: Chemistry [It is compulsory that you study until Masters], Metallurgy [It is compulsory that you must study until Honours], or Geology [It is compulsory that you must study until Honours].) OR a BCom Accounting / BBscience CA Stream (It is compulsory that you study until CTA or PGDA);
  • Postgraduate students should study full-time in Chemistry or Chemical Engineering towards a Masters or PhD degree.

How do I apply?

To apply for and get more information on the 2019 Sasol Bursaries CLICK HERE

Closing date: 30 April 2018

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What are the requirements for 2015 SASOL Bursaries?

SASOL will issue bursaries for a number of engineering fields and several commercial degrees. Bursaries will be awarded for Grade 12 learners planning to study in these fields / university students already studying towards any of the degrees listed below:

• Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) or BSc Engineering: Mechanical, Computer, Chemical, Mechatronics, Mining, Industrial, Civil, Electronic and Electrical;
• Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) Degrees: Law, Logistics (Honours compulsory), Procurement & Supply (Honours compulsory), Accounting/ BBscience CA Stream (CTA, PGDA compulsory), and Informatics (Honours compulsory); and
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) Degrees: Metallurgy (Honours compulsory), Chemistry (Masters compulsory), Geology (Hons compulsory).

The following Matric/Grade 12 symbols will get you considered: