PSG Bursary Programme 2027: Funding for Final Year and Postgraduate Students
PSG is inviting qualifying South African students to apply for its 2027 Bursary Programme. This opportunity is for students entering their final year of undergraduate study or postgraduate studies who demonstrate financial need and are pursuing specific fields in Science, Engineering, and Commerce.
Application Closing Date: 20 December 2026
Location: South Africa
Programme Duration: Not specified
Stipend: Monthly allowance provided
Minimum Qualification: Matric, pursuing specific degrees
Opportunity Type: Bursary
About the PSG Bursary Programme
The PSG Bursary Programme aims to support academically strong South African students who face financial challenges. This bursary is specifically designed for those who will be in their final year of undergraduate studies or pursuing postgraduate studies in the 2027 academic year. The programme focuses on providing financial assistance for selected qualifications within the Science, Engineering, and Commerce fields.
The bursary covers essential study-related expenses to help students complete their education without financial strain. It is intended to empower students with the necessary resources to succeed academically and prepare for their future careers.
About PSG
PSG is a diversified financial services group in South Africa. The company offers a wide range of services, including wealth management, investments, and insurance. PSG operates across various sectors, providing financial solutions to individuals and businesses.
Fields of Study
Bursaries are available for students pursuing specific qualifications in the following fields:
- Bachelor of Science:
- Actuarial Science
- Computer Science
- Mathematical Science
- Bachelor of Engineering:
- Computer Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Bachelor of Commerce:
- Insurance and Risk Management
- Investment Management
Applicants must ensure their chosen qualification aligns with one of these listed fields to be considered.
What the PSG Bursary Covers
Successful applicants will receive comprehensive financial support for their studies. The bursary package includes funding for:
- Registration fees
- Tuition fees
- Accommodation costs
- Textbook allowance
- Meal allowance
- A monthly allowance
Bursary recipients will also have the opportunity to join a Certified Graduate Internship Programme after graduation, offering further professional development and workplace exposure.
Programme Duration and Location
The bursary is for the 2027 academic year. The programme is open to students across South Africa. Specific details regarding the duration of the bursary beyond the academic year and the exact location for the internship programme were not specified.
Minimum Eligibility Requirements
To be considered for the PSG Bursary Programme, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Be a South African citizen.
- Have successfully completed Matric.
- Possess a strong academic record.
- Be currently studying towards a degree in one of the fields listed above.
- Be entering their final year of undergraduate study or postgraduate studies in 2027.
- Demonstrate a clear financial need.
Applicants who do not meet these minimum requirements will not be considered for the bursary.
Academic Requirements
A strong academic record is essential for this bursary. While no specific minimum percentage is provided, applicants should ensure their academic transcripts are complete and reflect consistent achievement. A good academic history demonstrates the capability to succeed in the demanding fields of study supported by the bursary.
Required Supporting Documents
Applicants must prepare and submit clear copies of the following compulsory documents:
- Certified copy of your South African ID document.
- Your full academic record or transcripts, issued on your institution’s letterhead.
- Your Curriculum Vitae (CV).
Ensure all documents are legible and correctly certified.
How to Apply for PSG Bursary Programme 2027
Applications for the PSG Bursary Programme must be submitted online through the PSG careers platform.
Click here to apply for PSG Bursary Programme 2027
The reference number for this application is PSG-96800. If you do not have a PSG careers account, you will need to register one before you can apply.
Click here to register a PSG careers account
Click here to log in to the PSG careers portal
Applicants should ensure they complete the online form accurately and upload all required documents.
Selection Process
Shortlisted candidates will be contacted by PSG. If you do not receive feedback within four weeks of the closing date, you should consider your application unsuccessful.
Bursary Application Closing Date
The application deadline for the PSG Bursary Programme 2027 is 20 December 2026. Please ensure your application is submitted before this date, as late applications will not be considered.
Enquiries
For any questions regarding the PSG Bursary Programme, you can contact PSG directly:
Telephone: 021 918 7800
Email: [email protected]
Please note that the provided email address is for enquiries only. Do not use it for submitting applications unless specifically instructed to do so by PSG.
Important Application Notes
- Applicants must be South African citizens.
- Matric must have been completed prior to applying.
- A strong academic record is required.
- Study must be in one of the specified fields: Actuarial Science, Computer Science, Mathematical Science, Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Insurance and Risk Management, or Investment Management.
- Applicants must be entering their final undergraduate year or postgraduate studies in 2027.
- Demonstrated financial need is a key criterion.
- The bursary covers registration, tuition, accommodation, textbooks, meals, and a monthly allowance.
- Certified ID, academic transcripts, and a CV are mandatory application documents.
- The application reference number is PSG-96800.
- Applications close on 20 December 2026.
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