Afrox Bursary 2027, Requirements & Application

Key facts

Status
No current round published
Provider
Afrox
Field of study
Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
Study level
Undergraduate
Academic year
2027
Last checked
September 2026

Afrox has not advertised a bursary intake since 2022, and no 2027 dates had been announced when we checked.

African Oxygen Limited (Afrox), founded in 1927 and now part of the Linde group, is South Africa’s largest supplier of industrial and medical gases and welding products. For many years it funded engineering students through a bursary that combined full study costs with vacation work at its plants. The programme has been dormant for several years, and this page explains what it offered and where to look instead.

About the Afrox Bursary

  • Fields: mechanical, industrial, metallurgical and chemical engineering, with electrical engineering in some rounds.
  • Covered tuition, books and academic materials, and residence fees including catering and laundry.
  • Included vacation work at Afrox operations and consideration for employment after graduation.

Afrox Bursary eligibility requirements

  • South African citizen.
  • Full-time university student who has completed first year in a listed engineering field.
  • At least a 60% average.
  • Preference for previously disadvantaged applicants.

How to apply for the Afrox Bursary

  1. Email bursary.afrox@afrox.linde.com to ask whether a 2027 intake is planned.
  2. If a call opens, apply through the Afrox careers portal at afrox.co.za with your ID, Matric certificate, latest university transcripts and a CV.
  3. Historically the call closed on 31 July for the following academic year.

Afrox Bursary closing date

No 2027 date has been published. The last calls closed on 31 July.

Contact details

Engineering students should apply instead to the Sasol bursary, the Eskom bursary and the funders on our mechanical engineering bursaries and chemical engineering bursaries lists.

FAQs

1. Is the Afrox bursary open for 2027? +
No. Afrox has not advertised a new bursary intake since 2022, and no 2027 dates had been announced when we checked. Email the bursary office to ask, and apply to other engineering funders in the meantime.
2. What is Afrox? +
African Oxygen Limited, South Africa's largest supplier of industrial and medical gases and welding products, founded in 1927 and now part of the Linde group.
3. Which fields did it fund? +
Mechanical, industrial, metallurgical and chemical engineering degrees at South African universities, with electrical engineering in some rounds.
4. What did it cover? +
Tuition, books and academic materials, and residence fees with catering and laundry, plus vacation work at Afrox operations.
5. Who qualified? +
South African citizens studying full-time who had completed first year with at least a 60% average, with preference for previously disadvantaged applicants.
6. How did you apply? +
Through the Afrox careers portal with an ID, Matric certificate, latest university transcripts and a CV. Historically the call closed on 31 July.
Update note (checked September 2026): Afrox’s website makes no mention of a bursary programme, and careers are now handled through the Linde group’s careers site. No bursary intake is advertised. Source: afrox.co.za.

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About Afrox

Private company (industrial gases and welding products)

African Oxygen Limited, known as Afrox, has supplied gases and welding products since 1927. Afrox belongs to the global Linde group, and Afrox operates in South Africa and nine other African countries while managing operations in five more…

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Address
23 Webber Street, Johannesburg, 2001

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