Shell Bursary | SetaBursaries

Key Facts

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Provider: Shell South Africa
Field of Study: Science

Engineering

Energy
Study Level: Matric

Undergraduate

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Shell Bursary Application Portal (via TTI Bursaries)

Eligibility Requirements

South African citizen
Minimum 75% overall average in Matric
Demonstrable financial need
Registered or accepted at a recognised, accredited public South African university

Documents Needed

South African identity document
Matric certificate
University acceptance or admission letter
Proof of household income (payslips, unemployment affidavit, or proof of grant/pension)

About Shell Bursary

The Shell Bursary Programme is Shell South Africa's investment in developing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) talent for the energy, fuels, and petrochemical sectors. The programme, externally administered on Shell's behalf by TTI Bursaries, supports high-achieving students with financial need through their tertiary studies, alongside potential internship and mentorship opportunities.

Funding Details

Successful applicants may receive funding toward tuition fees, textbooks, accommodation, and living expenses, subject to the programme's terms and conditions.

Where You Can Study

STEM qualifications linked to the energy sector, at recognised public South African universities.

About Shell South Africa

Shell South Africa is the local operating arm of Shell plc, the global energy and petrochemical group, active in the country's downstream fuels business through its network of Shell-branded service stations, lubricants a…

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Fields of Study & Who Can Apply

Open to South African citizens who achieved a minimum overall average of 75% in Matric, who can demonstrate verifiable financial need, and who are registered or have been accepted to study at a recognised, accredited public South African university.

Application Procedure

Apply directly with the provider using the official application link below, before the closing date.

Shell Bursary Application Portal (via TTI Bursaries)

Last verified:

Fri, 28 Aug 2026 - 12:00

Frequently Asked Questions

Who actually administers this bursary?

Applications are processed by TTI Bursaries on behalf of Shell South Africa, via a dedicated online portal rather than directly through Shell.

When did the most recent intake close?

The most recently published round, for the 2026 academic year, closed on 30 January 2026. That window has passed.

When does the next intake open?

As of this page's last verification (28 August 2026), no opening date for a subsequent Shell Bursary intake had been published. Check the TTI Bursaries portal or Shell South Africa's official channels for the next round.

What documents are typically required?

Previous rounds have required a South African ID document, Matric certificate, a university acceptance or admission letter, and proof of household income (payslips, an affidavit if unemployed, or proof of a social grant or pension where applicable).