HP Inc Trust Bursary supports South African students pursuing undergraduate qualifications in Computer Science or Computer Engineering at public universities. To qualify for the bursary, applicants must meet the following requirements[1][2][5]:
- Must be a South African citizen.
- Must have completed Matric (Grade 12).
- Must be enrolled in an undergraduate degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering at an accredited public tertiary institution in South Africa.
- Must have a strong academic record with a minimum average of 65% in the most recent examinations (typically mid-year/June results).
Supporting documents required for your application include[1][3][5]:
- Clear, recent photograph (head and shoulders).
- Certified copy of your South African ID document.
- Certified copy of your Matric certificate.
- Full academic record and latest examination results.
- Proof of household income:
- If parents/guardians are employed: latest payslips.
- If unemployed: affidavit indicating unemployment status.
- If self-employed: affidavit stating annual income.
- If parent/guardian owns a business: most recent audited financial statement or three months’ bank statements.
- SASSA letter for grants received (if applicable).
- Death certificates of parents (if deceased).
- Letter from court stating child support amount (if parents are divorced) or affidavit from the parent declaring the support amount (if separated).
Selection is mainly based on academic achievement (minimum 65% average) and meeting all eligibility criteria. Incomplete applications or missing documents may result in disqualification[2][7].
The application must be completed online via the StudyTrust platform. Applicants are advised to review the StudyTrust Bursary Applications Page for detailed instructions and to ensure all documentation is ready before submitting. The application period typically runs from 1 May to 30 September each year, but closing dates may vary depending on the intake year[1][2][7].
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