Department Of Transport MasakhiSizwe Bursary Programme 2023
Department Of Transport MasakhiSizwe Bursary Programme 2023
Bursary Details
The name Masakh’iSizwe comes from the Nguni languages and means “Let’s Build the Nation”. It aims to develop the nation through education and training.
The Department Public Works of the Provincial Government of the Western Cape established the Masakh’ iSizwe Centre of Excellence.
Masakh’iSizwe offers bursaries for studies towards a degree or diploma in the transport, engineering and built environment discipline:
•Architecture
• Construction Management
• Civil Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Quantity Surveying
• Town and Regional Planning
• Transport Economists
- A South African citizen
- Students accepted at the relevant tertiaty institutions
- Preference will be given, but not limited to:
- - Persons with disabilities, the financially disadvantaged, female learners and applicants from rural areas of South Africa
Applicants must be: A South African citizen. Be accepted at the relevant tertiary institution (University of Cape Town / University of the Western Cape / University of Stellenbosch / Cape Peninsula University of Technology) Department of Public Works Bursary Application Forms
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