Nanoteq Bursary 2027, Requirements & Application

Key facts

Status
Applications closed Closed 15 November 2024
Provider
Nanoteq
Field of study
Engineering, Electronic Engineering
Academic year
2027
Last checked
September 2026

No 2027 call had been published when we checked.

Keagan HendricksWritten by Keagan HendricksStaff Writer (Unisa Alumnus)
Naledi KhumaloReviewed & verified by Naledi KhumaloSenior Admissions and Bursaries EditorVerified
No open round · the last round we could find closed on 15 November 2024 Watch Nanoteq's own website and email the bursary address from October 2026. Latest update ↓

Nanoteq is a Centurion-based company that builds secure communication and encryption systems. Its bursary funds computer and electronic engineering students from disadvantaged communities, worth up to R120 000 a year.

About the Nanoteq Bursary

  • Fields: BEng computer and electronic engineering.
  • Up to R120 000 per student per year.
  • For students at recognised South African universities.

Nanoteq Bursary eligibility requirements

  • South African citizen from a previously disadvantaged community.
  • In Matric or with Matric.
  • A strong academic record.
  • Studying full-time for a listed BEng degree.

How to apply for the Nanoteq Bursary

  1. Check nanoteq.com for the current call.
  2. Prepare your Matric results, academic records, student number and details of other funding.
  3. Apply through the online form or email bursary@nanoteq.com with your surname and initials in the subject line.

Closing date

15 November in the last published round (2024). No 2027 date has been announced.

Contact details

Electronic engineering students should also see the Armscor bursary, the computer engineering bursaries list and the SAIEE bursary.

FAQs

1. When does the Nanoteq bursary close for 2027? +
No 2027 call had been published when we checked. The last published round, for 2025, closed on 15 November 2024, so watch nanoteq.com and email the bursary address from October 2026.
2. What is Nanoteq? +
A South African company founded in 1988 that designs secure communication and cryptographic products for government, defence and business. It is not a nanotechnology company.
3. Which fields? +
BEng computer engineering and BEng electronic engineering.
4. How much is it worth? +
Up to R120 000 per student per year in the last published round.
5. Who qualifies? +
South African citizens from previously disadvantaged communities, in or with Matric, with a strong academic record, studying full-time at a recognised South African university.
6. How do I apply? +
Through Nanoteq's online form or by emailing your details, Matric results, academic records and university information to bursary@nanoteq.com.
Update note (checked September 2026): no 2027 call had been published when we checked. The last published round, for 2025, closed on 15 November 2024. Watch Nanoteq’s own website and email the bursary address from October 2026.

This round is not open right now. Check the provider’s own site for the next round.

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About Nanoteq

Private company (cryptography and secure communications, Reunert group)

Nanoteq is a South African technology company founded in 1988 and based in Centurion. Nanoteq specialises in cryptographic technology and information security for government, defence and other sensitive clients, including secure communications for military radios and mobile phones,…

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Address
Unit C01, 66 Corporate Office Park, 269 Von Willich Avenue, Pretoria, 0184
Phone
+27 12 672 7000
Email
info@nanoteq.com
Website
nanoteq.com

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