Aurora Wind Power Bursary 2026 | Fully Funded Degree Studies (South Africa)

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The Aurora Wind Power Bursary Programme is aimed at supporting talented Grade 12 learners from the West Coast of South Africa to pursue higher education. Funded by Aurora Wind Power, this bursary focuses on empowering youth through education and skills development.

This initiative is part of Aurora Wind Power’s commitment to uplifting local communities and investing in future leaders.

 Bursary Overview

  • Funder: Aurora Wind Power
  • Administered by: StudyTrust
  • Study Level: Undergraduate (3–4 year degrees)
  • Field: Open to all degree programmes
  • Application Period: 1 June – 30 September
  • Location: Public universities in South Africa

 Field of Study

  • Any 3 or 4-year degree programme at a public university

 No funding for private institutions

 What the Bursary Covers

Funding is based on individual need and may include:

  • Tuition & registration fees
  • Accommodation
  • Meals
  • Learning materials (books & stationery)

 Selection Criteria

Candidates are selected based on:

  • Academic excellence (Grade 12 results)
  • Financial need (household income must not exceed R350,000)

 Must demonstrate potential and commitment to further studies

 Who Can Apply

Applicants must:

  • Be South African citizens 🇿🇦
  • Be Grade 12 learners
  • Attend designated schools on the West Coast
  • Be accepted at a public South African university
  • Submit a complete application with supporting documents

 About Aurora Wind Power

The Aurora Wind Power is committed to sustainable energy and community upliftment, investing in education to help build stronger local economies.

 How to Apply

Applications must be submitted via StudyTrust.

 You can also submit applications via email: b.ndlovu@studytrust.org.za

 Visit www.nextstepza.co.za for more bursary opportunities

 Closing Date

  • 30 September 2026

 Important Notes

  • Only South African citizens may apply
  • Only public university students will be funded
  • Household income must not exceed R350,000
  • Incomplete applications will not be considered

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