Introduction
Need a hand funding your studies? The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport is stepping up with its Government Bursaries 2017—a golden ticket for students eyeing careers in Civil Engineering, Environmental Science, Real Estate, Transport Economics, Land Surveying, Town and Regional Planning, and more. Think of it as a financial lifeline, a way to turn the dream of higher education into reality. (Who wouldn’t want that?)The 2017 Bursary Programme isn’t just about throwing money at the problem—it’s about giving students the stability and peace of mind to focus on what really matters: their studies. Imagine tackling those tough exams or late-night study sessions without the constant worry of finances looming over your head. Sounds pretty good, right?But here’s the thing: if you’re serious about snagging one of these bursaries, you’ll need to do your homework first. Check out the details below—because knowledge, as they say, is power. And in this case, it just might be the key to unlocking your future.
2017 Government Bursaries at Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport
The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport is throwing open its doors to students chasing degrees in critical fields. Civil engineering, town and regional planning, environmental science, land surveying, transport economics, and real estate—these are the programs they’ll fund. But don’t expect a full ride. The bursary covers registration, tuition, exam fees, meals, accommodation, and textbooks. Nothing more, nothing less.
Who qualifies? South African citizens first. Then, students who meet the entry requirements at an accredited university or college. Full-time enrollment in 2017 is mandatory. Current students already in these fields can apply too.
The paperwork demands precision. Certified copies of your ID, matric results, and proof of admission are non-negotiable. If you’re already studying, bring your academic record. And don’t forget income proof—household or parental, whichever applies.
Applications close December 15, 2016. Forms are available at the Department of Roads and Transport office in Johannesburg—41 Simmonds Street, Sage Life Building, Ground Floor Reception—or you can grab one here. No excuses. If you fit the criteria, don’t wait. This isn’t an opportunity that comes around often.