South African Institute of Electrical Engineers (SAIEE) Bursary 2027 | Apply Now

The South African Institute of Electrical Engineers (SAIEE) Bursary 2027 is now open for applications. If you are a South African citizen or permanent resident with a strong academic record, studying or intending to study Electrical Engineering, Electronics, or Computer Engineering, this opportunity could help you fund your education. Formed in 1909, the SAIEE has ±6000 members professionally engaged in various engineering activities, including academic research, manufacturing, electronics, telecommunications, measurement and control, mining, and power infrastructure services. In this article, we will explain everything you need to know about the SAIEE Bursary 2027: who qualifies, what fields are covered, what expenses are included, and how to apply before the closing date. Formed in 1909, the South African Institute of Electrical Engineers (SAIEE) has ±6000 members professionally engaged in various engineering activities, including academic research, manufacturing, electronics, telecommunications, measurement and control, mining, and power infrastructure services. Members make meaningful contributions to the quality of life in communities and the steady advancement of technology. Their efforts are acknowledged in many countries worldwide. SAIEE is inviting students to apply for their bursary programme in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, and Computer Engineering for the 2027 academic year.

Before you apply for the South African Institute of Electrical Engineers (SAIEE) Bursary 2027, check that you meet all the requirements below. If you miss any requirement, your application will not be considered. You must be aSouth African citizenORSouth African permanent residentYou must havecompleted MatricOR becurrently in MatricYou must have beenaccepted to studywithin one of the aforementioned fields of studyYou must have beenaccepted to studyat a South African University/University of TechnologyGrade 12 applicantsmust have achieved at least:70%for Mathematics70%for Physical Sciences65%for EnglishStudents who have not yet completed Grade 12 may submit theirlatest progress resultsfor provisional considerationCurrent university studentsmust have achieved an overall average of60% or higherfor all modules passed

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Follow these steps to submit your application for the South African Institute of Electrical Engineers (SAIEE) Bursary 2027. Applications must be submitted via email or post.