Murray & Roberts Bursary
Murray & Roberts
Murray & Roberts Bursary is bursary offered by Murray & Roberts to South African students studying towards qualifications in engineering. The funder has not published a fixed closing date for this cycle, so check the official page regularly.
Murray & Roberts supports engineering students in mining, energy and industrial project delivery.
The sections below set out who qualifies, what the award covers, which documents you need to prepare and where to submit your application. Every detail is taken from the funder's own published information, and the apply link sends you straight to their official page rather than to a third-party form.
Editor's strategy corner
Engineering funders often place graduates where projects are. If you are willing to relocate or work at remote sites, say so clearly in your application, it is a real advantage.
Closing date
Check the official page for the closing date
Provinces
All provinces
Study levels
Undergraduate
Citizenship
South African
Institutions
Any accredited SA institution
Verified by our editorial team· last checked 3 Oct 2026
This funder does not publish a public online application form. The link above takes you to their official bursary page, where the current application instructions, forms and email address are posted.
Our assessment of this opportunity
Murray & Roberts is funding a scarce-skills field, which usually means a large applicant pool and marks-driven shortlisting. In our experience, applicants who submit early with a certified latest results statement and a clear career link to the funder's operations get further than those relying on the motivation letter alone.
Most company bursaries in South Africa come with a work-back obligation, typically one year of employment for each year funded. Before you accept, confirm the length of the obligation, where you may be placed and what happens if you fail a module, because repaying a bursary in full is a real risk for students who change course.
Murray & Roberts does not publish a fixed closing date, which often means applications open for a short window. Bookmark the official page and check it monthly so you do not miss the intake.
There is no public online form linked here, so applications may be by email or only when a call is announced. Never pay anyone to "fast-track" this application; legitimate funders do not charge fees.
Written by the SA Bursary Hub Editorial Team based on the funder's published criteria and our experience reviewing South African funding programmes.
About this bursary
The Murray & Roberts Bursary programme is offered by Murray & Roberts, a company focused on engineering, particularly in mining, energy, and industrial project delivery. This bursary supports students pursuing undergraduate studies in the engineering field. It is well-suited for South African students who have a strong interest in engineering disciplines related to these sectors and are looking to develop a career within industrial projects, mining, or energy. The programme aims to develop future talent in these critical areas, aligning with Murray & Roberts' core business operations.
Eligibility
This bursary programme targets South African citizens. Applicants must be enrolled in or intending to enrol in undergraduate studies. The funding is specifically for students studying engineering. There are no provincial restrictions; students from all provinces in South Africa are eligible to apply. Specific minimum grade requirements are not provided in the facts and should be confirmed on the official Murray & Roberts application page. Applicants should ensure their chosen engineering field aligns with the company's focus.
Requirements
To prepare for this application, prospective students should be studying or planning to study an engineering degree at an undergraduate level. As specific grade requirements are not provided, applicants should check the official Murray & Roberts application details for any academic benchmarks they need to meet. There is no information regarding a work-back obligation in the provided facts, but applicants should confirm this on the official application page.
Required documents
Applicants should prepare standard academic and identification documents. This typically includes a certified copy of your South African identity document. For academic proof, have certified copies of your latest academic results, such as your Grade 12 certificate if you have completed matric, or your latest tertiary academic record if you are already at university. Proof of university acceptance or registration may also be required. Always refer to the official Murray & Roberts application instructions for a precise list of required documents.
Benefits
The Murray & Roberts Bursary provides financial support for engineering students. The facts indicate that this is not a full-funding bursary, meaning it may cover specific components of study costs rather than all expenses. The exact funding amount and what it specifically covers are not detailed in the facts. Students should consult the official Murray & Roberts application page for comprehensive details regarding the scope of the financial assistance. No work-back obligation is mentioned in the provided information.
How to apply
To apply for the Murray & Roberts Bursary, students should first visit the official Murray & Roberts careers or bursary page. Look for the specific application portal or instructions for the engineering bursary programme. Carefully read through all the eligibility criteria and required documents before starting the application process. Complete the application form accurately and submit all necessary certified documents as specified. It is crucial to confirm the application closing date on the official Murray & Roberts application page to ensure your submission is timely. Do not miss checking the official site for any updates or specific application periods.
Qualification levels
Contact
Murray & Roberts handles enquiries directly, use the official application page above to get in touch.
Official source and what we could not confirm
Everything above comes from Murray & Roberts's own published material. SA Bursary Hub is an independent information site: we do not award this funding and applications are submitted only through the official channel below.
- Official application page: https://www.murrob.com/
- Organisation website: https://www.murrob.com
Not published by the funder at the time of checking, so we have not shown it: a confirmed closing date, the exact value of the award, a public contact email address. We do not estimate missing details, ask the funder directly if you need them.
Requirements and dates can change during the year, so confirm the full criteria and closing date on the official page before you submit.
SA Bursary Hub editorial team
This listing was written by a person and checked against the funder's own published material before it went live. Last reviewed 3 Oct 2026. How we verify information.
Plan your application
Use this checklist with the verified details above. The official Murray & Roberts application page remains the final source for criteria, documents and dates.
Check your fit first
- Your registered or intended course appears within the listed fields: engineering. Confirm the exact course name on the official page.
- Your study level matches one of the listed levels: Undergraduate.
- You meet the listed location requirement: all provinces.
Prepare the requested evidence
Use the required-documents section above as your checklist. Open every uploaded file to confirm it is readable and follows the portal's format and size rules.
Work backwards from the deadline
No closing date is shown here. Check the official page before starting and do not assume the opportunity is open throughout the year.
Confirm before you submit
- The web address belongs to Murray & Roberts or its named application provider.
- The bursary title, closing date and intake year match this listing.
- You understand what is funded and any conditions attached to an award.
- You never pay a person who promises to secure or prioritise an application.