The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE), a key governmental body responsible for the sustainability and accessibility of energy in the minerals and mining sector, is offering financial aid to well-acclaimed students, particularly from rural areas, through their comprehensive bursary schemes. Through this initiative, DMRE aims to empower the youth by investing in skill growth and nurturing future contributors to South Africa’s socio-economic development.
Introducing the DMRE Bursaries 2024 for Rural Area Students
Committed to the socio-economic progression of the country, the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) provides bursary programs for full-time students with commendable academic records. The DMRE bursary, specifically designed for financially-challenged students from rural areas, is a substantial opportunity that offers financial coverage for the academic year of 2024. This intervention is a part of DMRE’s broader vision of achieving significant economic growth by hinging on the talents and capabilities of the younger generation.
Fields of Study Supported
The DMRE Bursaries are specifically designed for students undertaking the following mining-related study courses:
| Geology | Electrical Engineering (Heavy Current) | Chemical Engineering (Mineral Processing) |
| Mining Survey | Metallurgical Engineering (Extractive) | Rock Engineering |
| Electro-Mechanical Engineering | Mechanical Engineering | Environmental Health and Management |
| Mining Engineering | Industrial Engineering | Bachelor of Science (Physics) |
DMRE Bursary: Eligibility Criteria
As an applicant for the DMRE Bursary, you need to satisfy the following criteria:
- You must be a legitimate South African citizen.
- You display an immediate need for financial assistance.
- You lack proper access to opportunities.
- You show intent to establish a career in the field of Mining and Minerals.
- You plan to pursue future education at an accredited University or University of Technology in South Africa.
- Confirmation of unemployment at the time of signing the bursary agreement is required.
- Preference is given to first-year students.
Note: Postgraduate students and candidates with less than level 6 (HG symbol B) in Science and Mathematics are not eligible to apply.
How to Apply
To apply for the DMRE Bursary, you need to download the application form, fill in the required details, and attach the necessary documents.
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