Study Trust Missing Middle Bursary
Study Trust Missing Middle Bursary applications for 2024 are now open. Qualifying prospective students can apply. Applications are open until 31 October 2023.
What is Study Trust Missing Middle Undergraduate Bursary
The Study Trust Missing Middle Undergraduate Bursary is a financial aid program that aims to help middle-class students in South Africa access tertiary education. The bursary is specifically designed for students who fall outside of the traditional bursary criteria, such as those who earn too much money to qualify for a full bursary, but not enough to afford university without financial assistance.
Why is the Study Trust Missing Middle Undergraduate Bursary important?
The Study Trust Missing Middle Undergraduate Bursary is important because it helps to address the funding gap that exists for middle-class students in South Africa. Many middle-class students are not able to afford the full cost of university, but they also do not qualify for a full bursary. The Study Trust Missing Middle Undergraduate Bursary provides these students with the financial support they need to access tertiary education and achieve their educational goals.
What does the Study Trust bursary cover?
The Study Trust Missing Middle Undergraduate Bursary covers a range of expenses such as;
- Tuition fees
- Accommodation
- Meals
- Learning Resources
- A monthly stipend
- A transportation to and from campus
- A computer/Laptop
- Drivers License costs
It is also a holistic bursary, meaning that it provides students with more than just financial support.
The bursary also covers the following:
- students access to mentorship, individualised mentoring
- Workshops, camps
- Access to psychologist
- career guidance
- other resources to help them succeed in their studies and beyond.
Study Trust Missing Middle Undergraduate Bursary Eligible Criteria (Requirements)
- Be a South African citizen or permanent resident
- Applicants must have obtained a minimum of level 5 for mathematics in Grade 12
- Applicants must not be older than 21 years in their first year of study
- Applicants must have applied for and been provisionally admitted into public traditional university
- Must study full time
- Applicants in grade 12, completed grade 12 not more than 3 years will be considered
- Applicants must belong to the missing middle and also be able to prove that their combined annual gross family income is between R350 000 to R600 000
- Be enrolled full-time in an undergraduate degree at a South African university
Degree Programmes Funded
- Commerce
- Engineering
- Science (Excluding Health Sciences)
- Technology
Study Trust Missing Middle Bursary Required Documents
- Certified copy of identity document
- Certified Matric Certificate (If you have completed matric)
- Final grade 11 results and June Report (If currently doing matric)
- Provisional acceptance letter from the university of your choice
- Proof of income of parents or guardians
How to apply for the Study Trust Missing Middle Undergraduate Bursary
The application process for the Study Trust Missing Middle Undergraduate Bursary is simple and straightforward. Applications must be completed on Study Trusts online application platform.
Study Trust Missing Middle Undergraduate Bursary Closing Date
All applications should be submitted before 31 October 2023. Applications received after this date, will not be considered for funding.
Study Trust Contact Details
For more information regarding this bursary, contact study trust.
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 011 403 1632
The Study Trust Missing Middle Undergraduate Bursary is a valuable opportunity for middle-class students in South Africa to achieve their educational goals. The bursary provides students with the financial support they need to complete their studies, as well as the resources and support they need to succeed in their careers.
If you are a middle-class student who is considering applying for the Study Trust Missing Middle Undergraduate Bursary, I encourage you to do so. The bursary is a great way to achieve your educational goals and make a difference in your community.
