Trudon Bursary for South African Undergraduate Students, 2014

Trudon is offering undergraduate bursary for South African second and third year tertiary students to study at a South African tertiary institution (university). The main criteria for the selection of applications are financial need and academic potential but preference will be given to black (Africans, Coloureds and Indian) applicants. Bursary covers registration and tuition fees, book allowance and residence fees (where applicable). Online application must be submitted every year in October.. Further your career with a Trudon bursary aimed at assisting South African second and third year tertiary students. Regrettably no first year bursaries are available. Trudon is committed to the principles of Employment Equity.. This bursary is awarded to students (2nd and 3rd years) who aim to study full time at a South African tertiary institution (university) towards an undergraduate degree.
The research areas of this scholarship are: Not provided
Who can apply to this scholarship?
· Trudon offers bursaries to students (2nd and 3rd years) who aim to study full time at a South African tertiary institution (university) towards an undergraduate degree in:
· Informatics or Economics and Econometrics or
· Information Management or IT Management
· Computer Science and Informatics or Information Technology
· Multimedia Design
· Digital Media Studies
· Multimedia Design and Digital Media Studies are awarded to students studying towards a Bachelor of Information Science (Publishing and Multimedia) and or Graphic Design qualification. These degrees represent fields of relevance to the company. Trudon does not award bursaries towards post
· graduate studies.
· Academic Requirements Second or third year tertiary students: Majors and overall average minimum 60%.
Benefits of the scholarship:  The bursary covers -Registration and Tuition fees -Book Allowance -Residence fees (where applicable)
More information about the fellowship:
Duration: Not Known
Number of scholarships: Not Known