Zutari Bursary Programme
Zutari
Zutari Bursary Programme is bursary offered by Zutari 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.
Zutari supports engineering students across civil, structural, water and energy disciplines.
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.
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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
Our assessment of this opportunity
Zutari 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.
Zutari 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.
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 Zutari Bursary Programme is offered by Zutari, an engineering consultancy. This programme provides support to engineering students who are pursuing undergraduate studies. Zutari focuses its support on specific engineering disciplines, including civil engineering, structural engineering, water engineering, and energy engineering. This bursary is designed for South African students who are studying in these fields and are looking for financial assistance to complete their undergraduate qualifications. It is suitable for students who meet the programme's criteria and are committed to careers within these specialised engineering sectors.
Eligibility
Applicants for the Zutari Bursary Programme must be South African citizens. This programme is specifically open to students enrolled in undergraduate studies within engineering. The eligible fields of study include civil engineering, structural engineering, water engineering, and energy engineering. Students from all provinces across South Africa are invited to apply. There is no minimum grade specified in the provided facts; applicants should verify any academic requirements directly on Zutari's official application page to ensure they meet all criteria.
Requirements
To apply for the Zutari Bursary Programme, students should be registered for or seeking to register for an undergraduate degree in one of the specified engineering fields: civil, structural, water, or energy engineering. As no minimum grade is provided, applicants should check the official application page for any specific academic performance requirements, such as a minimum aggregate or specific subject passes. Typically, strong academic results are essential for bursary applications. Applicants should ensure they have all necessary academic records ready.
Required documents
Prospective applicants for the Zutari Bursary Programme should prepare several essential documents. These typically include a certified copy of their South African ID document to confirm citizenship. Academic records are crucial; applicants should have certified copies of their latest academic transcripts or matric results ready. Proof of university registration or acceptance for an eligible engineering undergraduate degree is also generally required. Although not specified, a comprehensive CV and a motivational letter are often standard requirements for such applications.
Benefits
The Zutari Bursary Programme offers financial support to successful applicants. The provided information indicates that this is not a full-funding bursary, meaning it may cover specific costs rather than all study-related expenses. Students should confirm the exact scope of funding directly with Zutari. The programme aims to assist undergraduate engineering students in their studies. There is no work-back obligation specified in the facts, but applicants are advised to check the official bursary terms and conditions for any potential post-graduation commitments.
How to apply
To apply for the Zutari Bursary Programme, students should first visit Zutari's official website or their dedicated careers/bursary page. Look for the specific application instructions and forms related to the bursary programme. Complete the application form accurately and provide all required supporting documents, ensuring they are certified where necessary. Pay close attention to any specific application portals or email addresses provided for submissions. The closing date for applications is not specified in the provided facts; it is critical for applicants to check the official application page for this vital information and submit their application well before the deadline to ensure it is considered.
Qualification levels
Contact
Zutari 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 Zutari'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://zutari.hua.hrsmart.com/hr/ats/Posting/view/2081
- Organisation website: https://www.zutari.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 Zutari 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 Zutari 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.