Key Facts
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2027
Eligibility Requirements
- Be a South African citizen.
- Study, or intend to study, a BSc or BEng in Chemical, Electrical, Mechanical or Civil and Structural Engineering.
- Choose a recognised tertiary institution in South Africa.
- Keep an average of 65% or above if you are already studying at a tertiary institution.
- Apply for the discipline that matches your degree, as Hatch advertises each one separately.
Documents Needed
- A South African identity document
- Your Grade 12 results
- A complete transcript of your tertiary academic record, if you are already studying
- A comprehensive CV
Attach these documents to your online application.
About Hatch Engineering Bursary
The Hatch Engineering Bursary supports South African students who want to build a career in engineering. Hatch is a global engineering and consulting firm. It runs a bursary programme from its Johannesburg office, with separate calls for chemical, electrical, mechanical, and civil and structural engineering.
Successful bursars study toward a BSc or BEng. After graduating, they can pursue work in mining and metals, energy, digital or infrastructure. Hatch also offers mentorship and project experience in South Africa and abroad.
Funding Details
Hatch says the bursary offers the following:
- Tuition
- Allowances
- Accommodation
- Vacation work
- Additional services to support bursars during their studies
Bursars also receive formal and informal mentorship from experienced engineers. Hatch does not publish the rand value of the allowances, so ask when you apply.
Where You Can Study
You can study at any recognised tertiary institution in South Africa. The degree must be a BSc or BEng in one of the four advertised engineering disciplines.
About Hatch
About Hatch Hatch is an employee-owned engineering and project delivery firm. It was founded in Toronto, Canada, in 1955 and is now headquartered in Mississauga, Ontario. The firm grew into metallurgy in the late 1950s u…
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Fields of Study & Who Can Apply
You can apply if you are a South African citizen who is studying, or plans to study, a BSc or BEng in chemical, electrical, mechanical or civil and structural engineering. The degree must be at a recognised South African tertiary institution. If you are already at university, you need to have kept an average of 65% or higher. Matric learners who are about to start an engineering degree may also apply.
Application Procedure
Apply directly with the provider using the official application link below, before the closing date.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I apply for the Hatch Engineering Bursary?
Open the posting for your engineering discipline on the Hatch careers site. Then click the Apply now button and complete the online application. You can also start with your LinkedIn profile, and Hatch states that nothing is posted to your account.
When do applications close?
Hatch does not state a closing date in its postings. It does say that you will hear the outcome of your application by 18 December 2026. Apply as early as you can.
Do I have to work for Hatch after I graduate?
The postings do not mention a work-back obligation. Confirm the terms with Hatch before you accept an offer.
Which engineering fields are covered?
Hatch advertises the 2027 programme for chemical, electrical, mechanical, and civil and structural engineering. Each discipline has its own posting.
Can I apply if I am already at university?
Yes. Current students need an average of 65% or above, and they must attach a complete academic transcript.
