Sasol Opens 2027 Bursary Applications
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Apr 13, 2026 · Last updated Apr 24, 2026
The Sasol Bursary Programme positively impacts Sasol's long-term talent pipeline and corporate social responsibility, potentially enhancing its reputation among investors. For South Africa, it addresses critical STEM skills shortages, which could contribute to economic development and stability.
Sasol has opened applications for its Bursary Programme for the 2027 academic year, offering comprehensive financial and holistic support for full-time undergraduate studies in engineering and science at Sasol-approved South African universities. This initiative is a key investment in South Africa's youth and economy, aiming to address the country's STEM skills shortage. Since 2020, Sasol has granted over 500 bursaries and permanently employed more than 300 Engineers and Scientists through its Graduate Development Programme. Monica Luwes, Manager: Graduate Centre and Development Programme at Sasol, emphasized the program's role in developing a new generation of innovators to tackle South Africa's complex challenges.
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