South African Road Federation (SARF) Bursary Grant 2024

SCOPE

• Traffic engineering
  
• Transportation planning
  
• Pavement engineering
  
• Bridge engineering
  
• Construction Materials
  
• Stormwater.
  
• Environment
  
• Construction management

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

• Bursaries are awarded for study at an approved South African university, the University of
  Technology or equivalent. Bursaries are awarded to National Diploma students after
  having passed their first semester (S1) examination and to the Degree students after
  having passed their first-year examinations
  
• Studying at an advanced level is preferred, i.e., M.Sc., M. Tech. or above. However,
  applications at the undergraduate level may be considered in special circumstances.
  
• Full-time study will be given preference but applications for part-time study or distance
  learning will also be considered.
  
• All applications must be endorsed by the appropriate academic authority at the
  establishment where the applicant proposes to study.
  
• The value of the bursary will depend upon the needs of the applicant and the decision of
  the Council of the Federation. However, it is intended to supplement the student’s other
  finances and will not be sufficient to cover all expenses. It will be paid directly to the
  academic institution concerned on the bursar’s behalf.
  
• Applications must satisfy Council to an extent which is reasonable that they will be
  working within the ambit of the South African road transport industry on the completion of
  their studies.
  
• Everything being equal, preference will be given to employees of members of the South
  African Road Federation.
• South African residents will be given preference however individuals from SADC countries are invited to apply.

Bursars will be expected to: