Komatsu South Africa is opening a door for bright students with a passion for science and engineering. If you’re studying a STEM subject and want help covering your tuition, the Komatsu Bursary Programme 2026 might be the opportunity you’re looking for. This scholarship gives students a chance to focus on their studies without worrying about money, while building skills that can make a real difference in the world.
Key facts you need right now:
- Application deadline: 30 November 2025
- Where it applies: All of South Africa – but students in the Northern Cape, especially those in Gamagara and Tsantsabane, get extra priority.
What the Komatsu Bursary Programme is about
The program is all about giving students in South Africa the chance to study in fields that power our future. Think of subjects like engineering, maths, computer science, and even mining. By supporting people in these areas, Komatsu hopes to help create new ideas and better ways to work, while making sure our environment stays safe and healthy.
Subjects you can apply for
You can receive a bursary for many different STEM subjects. Some of the most common options include:
- Accounting – both with and without a Chartered Accountant qualification
- Actuarial Science
- Chemical Engineering
- Computer Engineering and Computer Science
- Economics
- Electrical Engineering
- Financial Management
- Geology and Mineral Surveying
- Human Resource Management
- Industrial Engineering and Information Systems
- Information Technology
- Investment Management
- Law (LLB)
- Logistics Management
- Mathematical Statistics
- Mechanical Engineering and Metallurgical Engineering
- Mining Engineering
- Supply Chain Management
- Transport Management
These are just examples. If you’re studying a related STEM field, you’re still eligible.
Who can apply?
To be considered, you must meet these basic rules:
- You need to be a South African citizen.
- Your studies must be in one of the STEM subjects above or a close match.
- You can be in your 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year of a university or college program.
- You must be enrolled at a public higher education or training institution that is officially recognised in South Africa.
- Students living in Gamagara or Tsantsabane (Northern Cape) will get priority, but everyone is welcome to apply.
Documents you’ll need
Gather the following papers before you start the online form. Missing anything could mean you can’t be considered.
- A certified copy of your South African ID.
- Proof that you’re registered at a university or college – this should come on the official letterhead of your school.
- Your full academic record – also on the school’s letterhead.
- A document proving where you live – a utility bill or a similar piece of paper works.
Tip: Double‑check each file to make sure it’s clear and readable.
How to apply
All applications go online. Just follow these steps:
- Open your web browser and visit https://careerwise.co.za/ats/preregistration/.
- Enter the promotion code NC2026 when prompted. This tells the system that you’re applying for the Komatsu Bursary Programme 2026.
- Fill in your details and upload the required documents.
- Submit the form before the last day: 30 November 2025.
If you need help, the portal has a help guide and a contact number on the website. Make sure to finish the application on time – after the deadline, we won’t accept new entries.
Why you should apply
Getting a bursary means you can focus more on learning than on money. It also connects you with a brand that is a big name in heavy equipment and construction. Think of this as a chance to step into a future where you can shape the world with science and technology.
Ready to take the next step? Apply for the Komatsu Bursary Programme 2026 now and start building the career you want.