The John Crane Bursary helps current engineering students and recent graduates settle outstanding or current tuition fees in chemical, civil, electrical, electronic, industrial, mechanical and mechatronic engineering.
Fields of study
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Electronic Engineering
- Industrial Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Mechatronic Engineering
- Metallurgical Engineering
- Mining Engineering
- * Any other recognised Engineering discipline
Who can apply
- Be a South African citizen
- Be studying towards, or have completed an Engineering qualification
- Be studying at, or have graduated from a recognised higher education institution in South Africa
- Require financial assistance for outstanding or current tuition fees
What the bursary covers
- Outstanding tuition fees only
Documents you will need
- ID document (certified copy)
- Comprehensive Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Latest academic transcript
- Proof of registration (for current students)
- Qualification certificate or proof of completion (for graduates, where applicable)
- Official tuition fee statement reflecting outstanding or current tuition fees
How to apply
- Check the requirements
Make sure you meet every requirement listed above. Applications that miss one are usually rejected automatically.
- Prepare your documents
Scan clear copies of everything the provider asks for, certified where required.
- Apply through the official channel
See the provider's official website for the application form.
- Submit before the closing date
Usually closes around July. Late applications are almost never accepted.
Applications for the current cycle have closed. This bursary usually opens again each year, so prepare your documents now and check back.
Genuine bursaries never charge an application fee. How to spot bursary scams
Contact the bursary provider
- Email [email protected]
Contact the provider only with questions about this bursary. StudentBursaries.co.za does not process applications.
About John Crane
John Crane is a global engineering company, part of the Smiths Group, that makes seals and reliability products for rotating equipment.
StudentBursaries.co.za is an independent directory and is not affiliated with the bursary provider. Logos and trademarks belong to their owners. Always confirm the details on the official website before you apply. Last checked: October 2026.

