The Tronox Bursary program is a South African initiative designed to support and empower deserving students pursuing careers in critical science and technology fields.
Established by Tronox, a leading global producer of titanium dioxide pigments, the bursary aims to close the financial gap for talented individuals.
This will help to develop a future generation of skilled professionals in vital sectors.
About the Tronox Bursary
Offered annually, the Tronox Bursary provides financial assistance to undergraduate students enrolled in specific Bachelor of Engineering (BEng), Bachelor of Science (BSc), or Bachelor of Technology (BTech) degree programs at accredited South African universities.
The bursary covers a range of academic expenses, including:
- Tuition fees
- Book fees
- Residence fees allowance
- Meals allowance
Also, successful bursary recipients may be offered the opportunity to participate in practical work placements, gaining valuable industry experience and enhancing their future employability.
Tronox Bursary Application Form
Applications for the Tronox Bursary are usually open from January to April each year.
Interested students can access the application form and detailed information about the program through the Tronox website or bursary portals like this one.
The application process usually involves submitting the following documents:
- Completed application form
- Certified copy of your South African ID document
- Academic transcripts from your most recent studies
- Proof of registration from your university
- A detailed motivation letter outlining your academic goals, financial need, and interest in the bursary program
It is good to ensure that all required documents are submitted accurately and meet the deadlines specified by Tronox.
Incomplete applications will likely be disqualified.
Tronox Bursary Requirements
In order for you to be eligible for the Tronox Bursary, applicants must meet all of the following requirements:
- Be a South African citizen
- Be enrolled full-time for an undergraduate degree in one of the fields supported by the bursary program (listed below)
- Demonstrate academic potential, as evidenced by good academic standing
- Have a demonstrable financial need
- Reside in one of the communities surrounding Tronox’s operations in KwaZulu-Natal (Empangeni, Richards Bay, and surrounding areas)
The Tronox Bursary is available for students pursuing degrees in the following fields:
- Accounting
- Analytical Chemistry
- Chemical Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Geology
- Human Resources
- Industrial Engineering
- Information Technology (IT)
- Mechanical Engineering
- Mining Engineering
- Surveying
Tronox Bursary Closing Date
The application deadline for the Tronox Bursary mostly falls in April of each year.
It is recommended that students submit their applications well before the deadline to avoid missing out on the opportunity.
For further inquiries, you can contact Tronox at [031] 579 1000 or through the contact form on their website.