Tronox Bursary 2027: Requirements, Fields of Study and How to Apply

Tronox is inviting eligible South African students to apply for its 2027 Bursary Programme. The programme provides financial support for undergraduate studies in fields aligned with the company’s business needs, including Engineering, Geology, Human Resources, Mine Survey, Supply Chain Management and Extraction Metallurgy.

The bursary offers comprehensive study funding and practical work opportunities to help students develop the skills needed for their future careers.

Bursary provider: Tronox
Academic year: 2027
Study level: Undergraduate
Location: Namakwa Sands, Western Cape
Closing date: 4 November 2026
Application method: Online

About the Tronox Bursary

Tronox is a global company involved in mining and processing mineral sands and manufacturing titanium dioxide pigments used in products such as paints, plastics and paper.

Through its bursary programme, Tronox supports students pursuing qualifications relevant to its business operations. Successful applicants may receive financial assistance throughout their studies, opportunities for practical work and potential career opportunities within Tronox operations.

Fields of Study

The Tronox Bursary 2027 considers undergraduate qualifications in the following fields:

• Chemical Engineering

• Electrical Engineering

• Mechanical Engineering

• Mining Engineering

• Geology

• Mine Survey

• Human Resources

• Supply Chain Management

• Procurement

• Extraction Metallurgy

Eligible qualifications may include BEng or BSc degrees and BTech or Advanced Diploma qualifications, as specified in the official bursary advertisement.

Applicants may apply for only one field of study. Make sure your selected qualification aligns with the requirements in the application portal.

What Does the Tronox Bursary Cover?

The comprehensive bursary may cover the following study-related expenses:

• University registration fees

• Tuition fees

• Residential accommodation fees

• Meals and personal expenses

• A laptop

• Prescribed textbooks

Bursary holders may also participate in practical work prescribed by their tertiary institution.

The funding is intended to help qualifying students focus on their academic development while gaining exposure to the workplace.

Tronox Bursary Requirements

Applicants must meet the applicable minimum requirements.

Requirements for Matric Students and Recent Matriculants

Applicants who are currently in Grade 12 or have recently completed Matric must:

• Be South African citizens.

• Be studying or intending to study full-time towards an eligible undergraduate qualification.

• Be applying to or accepted at a recognised South African university.

• Achieve at least 60% in Mathematics.

• Achieve at least 60% in Physical Science.

• Achieve at least 60% in English.

• Meet the admission requirements for their chosen qualification.

Applicants must submit their June 2026 Grade 12 results or final Matric results, as applicable, together with the required university acceptance documentation.

Requirements for Current University Students

Students already enrolled at university must:

• Be South African citizens.

• Be entering their first, second, third or fourth year of undergraduate study in 2027.

• Be studying towards an eligible qualification at a recognised South African university.

• Have achieved a minimum overall average of 60% in their latest academic results.

• Provide proof of university registration.

Additional Information

• Applicants from communities surrounding the Namakwa Sands sites in the Saldanha and Matzikama Municipalities will receive preference.

• Female applicants and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

• Applicants may be required to undergo psychometric assessments, background screening and medical examinations.

• Successful bursary recipients should be willing to be placed at any Tronox business unit operation after completing their studies.

Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee that an applicant will receive funding.

Documents Required

Prepare the following supporting documents for your online application:

1. Certified copy of your South African ID document.

2. Latest Grade 12 report, if you are currently in Matric.

3. Certified Matric certificate, if you have already completed Matric.

4. Latest academic record or university results, if you are currently studying.

5. University acceptance letter or proof of registration on university letterhead.

6. A brief, updated curriculum vitae (CV).

7. A cover letter explaining your application and chosen field of study.

Check that all documents are clear and complete before uploading them.

How to Apply for the Tronox Bursary 2027

Applications must be submitted online through the official Tronox ApplicantStack recruitment portal.

Application link: https://tronox.applicantstack.com/x/detail/a22jku1mva7y

Follow these steps:

1. Open the official Tronox bursary application page.

2. Read the bursary requirements carefully.

3. Prepare your CV, cover letter and supporting documents.

4. Complete the online application form with accurate personal and academic information.

5. Upload your CV and relevant documents.

6. Select only one field of study.

7. Review your application and submit it before the closing date.

Keep a copy of your application for your records.

Tronox Bursary Closing Date

The closing date for the Tronox Bursary 2027 is 4 November 2026.

Late applications may not be accepted. Submit your application early to allow time to correct any missing information or documents.

Contact Tronox

For questions about the bursary, use the official Tronox contact page:

Website: https://www.tronox.com/contact-us-form/

For application support, consult the official ApplicantStack portal and follow the instructions provided by Tronox.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Tronox Bursary open for 2027?

Yes. The official Tronox bursary listing advertises applications for the 2027 academic year, closing on 4 November 2026.

Which qualifications does the Tronox Bursary fund?

The listed fields include Chemical, Electrical, Mechanical and Mining Engineering, Geology, Mine Survey, Human Resources, Supply Chain Management, Procurement and Extraction Metallurgy.

What marks do I need to apply?

Matric applicants must achieve at least 60% in Mathematics, Physical Science and English. Current university students must have a minimum overall average of 60% in their latest academic results.

Does Tronox pay for accommodation and textbooks?

Yes. The advertised comprehensive bursary includes residential fees and textbooks, as well as registration, tuition, meals and personal expenses, and a laptop.

Can I apply for more than one field?

No. The official bursary advertisement states that applicants may apply for only one discipline.

How do I apply?

Apply online through the official Tronox ApplicantStack portal and upload your CV and relevant supporting documents before 4 November 2026.

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