2026 Royal HaskoningDHV Bursaries Opened

The Royal HaskoningDHV has opened their 2026 Bursary program and is inviting all interested applicants to apply. In order to apply to this program, follow the details below.

CLOSING DATE: 30 September

BURSARY REQUIREMENTS

  • You must be a South African citizen
  • You must have completed Matric
  • You must be studying towards one of the aforementioned Engineering or Data Science degrees
  • You must be studying at a recognised and accredited university in South Africa
  • You must have achieved and maintained a minimum overall average of 65%
  • You must be highly motivated and dedicated
  • You must be passionate about innovation and problem-solving

BURSARY COVERAGE

The company is committed to developing the engineering industry in South Africa, and thus will be awarding bursaries for studies towards any of the following degree qualifications:

  • Civil Engineering (BSc or BEng)
  • Electrical Engineering (BSc or BEng)
  • Mechanical Engineering (BSc or BEng)
  • Data Science (BSc)

METHOD OF APPLICATION

Applications SHOULD be filled online using this link: Royal HaskoningDHV Bursary Application 2026
 

Submit clear copies of the following supporting documentation along with your online application (the submission of these documents is compulsory – if any items are missing, your application may be disqualified):

  • South African ID document (certified copy)
  • Matric certificate or final results (certified copy)
  • Full academic record/ transcripts to date (on institutions letterhead)
  • Proof of registration at a recognised and accredited university in South Africa (on institutions letterhead)
  • Parents/ guardians proof of income (latest payslips or a tax return statement confirming income if employed/ affidavit if unemployed)
  • Detailed Curriculum Vitae
  • Motivational Essay, including details about: yourself, your family, parents, current circumstances, your passions, your strengths and weaknesses, brief details about studies so far and more
  • 2 Testimonials from educators