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Eligibility Requirements
- South African citizen, Black under the B-BBEE Act (African, Coloured, Indian, or Chinese)
- Enrolled full-time in 4th year BBusSc (Information Systems major), BCom Honours in Information Systems, or BEng Honours in Industrial Engineering
- At least level 4 for English Home Language, or level 5 for English Second Language, in Matric
- Minimum overall average of 60% for 2nd and 3rd year of university study
Documents Needed
- Certified copy of your South African ID document
- Certified copy of your Matric certificate
- Full academic transcripts
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Cover letter
- Two character references
About Analyze Consulting Bursary
Analyze Consulting funds a small, highly selective bursary for South African students studying Information Systems or Industrial Engineering. The boutique management consulting firm created the programme to build a pipeline of graduates in the fields its own consulting work depends on, rather than as a broad corporate social investment exercise.
Because Analyze Consulting is a smaller firm than the corporate bursary schemes on this site, it funds far fewer students each year - but recipients move directly into a paid learnership with the firm after graduating, giving them real visibility with the consultants they could soon be working alongside.
Funding Details
The bursary covers full university fees, registration fees, and exam fees, though it does not cover accommodation or general living expenses. After graduating, recipients complete a one-year paid learnership with Analyze Consulting in Cape Town or Johannesburg, with the possibility of full-time employment afterward.
Where You Can Study
Analyze Consulting doesn't publish a narrow list of approved universities, so most accredited South African institutions offering the eligible Information Systems or Industrial Engineering qualifications should qualify.
About Analyze Consulting
Analyze Consulting is a boutique management consulting firm based in South Africa, helping businesses work through complex operational, process, and technology challenges. The firm takes a solution-agnostic approach, dra…
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You need to be a South African citizen who is Black under the B-BBEE Act (African, Coloured, Indian, or Chinese), studying full-time toward a 4th year BBusSc with a major in Information Systems, a BCom Honours in Information Systems, or a BEng Honours in Industrial Engineering.
You'll also need at least level 4 for English Home Language or level 5 for English Second Language in Matric, and a minimum overall average of 60% across your 2nd and 3rd year of university study.
Application Procedure
Apply directly with the provider using the official application link below, before the closing date.
Applications for this cycle have closed. Check the provider's site for the next intake.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which qualifications does this bursary fund?
4th year BBusSc with a major in Information Systems, BCom Honours in Information Systems, or BEng Honours in Industrial Engineering.
Do I need to already be at university?
Yes - you need to have completed 2nd and 3rd year with a 60% average before applying, since this bursary funds your final or honours year specifically.
Is there a race or B-BBEE requirement?
Yes - applicants must be South African citizens who are Black under the B-BBEE Act (African, Coloured, Indian, or Chinese).
Does the bursary cover accommodation?
No - it covers full university fees, registration, and exam fees, but not accommodation or living expenses.
What happens after I graduate?
You complete a one-year paid learnership with Analyze Consulting in Cape Town or Johannesburg, with the possibility of full-time employment afterward.
What English mark do I need?
At least level 4 for English Home Language, or level 5 for English Second Language, in Matric.
How do I apply?
Online, submitting your ID, Matric certificate, transcripts, CV, cover letter, and two character references.
When do applications close?
19 August 2026.
