Secure Your Future with the ARM Bursary Programme 2026

Unlock your academic potential with the African Rainbow Minerals (ARM) Bursary Programme for 2026. This prestigious opportunity offers comprehensive financial support to academically strong South African students. Apply by 30 January 2026 to secure funding for your studies at the University of Cape Town or Stellenbosch University.

About the Opportunity

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The ARM Bursary Programme 2026 is designed to support deserving students enrolled at selected South African universities. This programme provides full financial assistance for the entire duration of the approved course, contingent on maintaining satisfactory academic performance and adhering to bursary conditions.

Closing Dates

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Ensure your application is submitted by 30 January 2026 to be considered for this valuable opportunity.

Key Responsibilities

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As an ARM Bursary recipient, you are expected to maintain a high level of academic performance and comply with all bursary conditions. Shortlisted candidates may be required to attend panel interviews and psychometric assessments.

Requirements/Qualifications

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• South African citizenship
• Enrollment at the University of Cape Town or Stellenbosch University
• Completion of 1st, 2nd, or 3rd year of study in specified fields
• Not currently receiving another bursary

Benefits

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The ARM Bursary provides full financial support, including:

• Registration and tuition fees
• Accommodation in official university residences
• A laptop and prescribed textbooks
• Meals

Fields of Study Covered

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University of Cape Town:

• Accounting
• Electrical Engineering
• Data Science
• Computer Science / Information Technology
• Mechanical Engineering

Stellenbosch University:

• Geology
• Process Engineering
• Chemical Engineering
• Civil Engineering

About African Rainbow Minerals (ARM)

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African Rainbow Minerals (ARM) is a leading diversified mining and minerals company in South Africa, with interests in commodities such as iron ore, manganese, chrome, and platinum group metals. ARM is committed to investing in human capital development through initiatives like this bursary programme, supporting the future of South Africa’s mining and engineering sectors.

Posted: 25 December 2025