SAICE Civil Engineering Bursary 2026: Apply Now for Financial Support

Apply for the SAICE Civil Engineering Bursary 2026! Get up to R7,000 per semester. Deadline: 31 July 2026. Don't miss out!

Published 21 July 2026
Closing Date 1 September 2026
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Unlock your future in Civil Engineering with the SAICE Patrons Engineering Bursary Scheme (SPEBS) for the second semester of 2026. Applications close on 31 July 2026, offering a golden opportunity for South African students to gain financial support in their academic journey.

About the Opportunity

The South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE) is proud to offer the Patrons Engineering Bursary Scheme. This initiative aims to provide partial financial assistance to academically deserving Civil Engineering students facing financial challenges. Successful candidates may receive up to R7,000 per semester to cover registration fees, tuition costs, and prescribed textbooks. The funds are directly paid to the student’s tertiary institution.

Closing Dates

Applications for the second semester of 2026 must be submitted by 31 July 2026. Late submissions will not be considered.

Key Responsibilities

Recipients are expected to maintain satisfactory academic progress, passing all registered subjects to ensure the continuation of bursary support.

Requirements/Qualifications

Applicants must:

  • Be South African citizens.
  • Have completed Matric.
  • Be enrolled in a Civil Engineering degree or National Diploma at a recognized and accredited South African tertiary institution.
  • Demonstrate financial need and a strong academic record.
  • Have passed all previously completed subjects.

Benefits

The bursary offers partial funding, up to R7,000 per semester, to assist with registration fees, tuition, and textbooks. Renewal is possible each semester, contingent on academic performance and financial need.

About the SAICE Patrons Engineering Bursary Scheme

The SAICE Patrons Engineering Bursary Scheme supports aspiring civil engineers, helping them overcome financial barriers and contribute to South Africa’s infrastructure development.