HP Inc South Africa invites academically strong and financially needy students to apply for its 2026 undergraduate bursary, funding degrees in Computer Science and Engineering at public higher learning institutions.

About the Bursary Provider

HP Inc is a global technology company renowned for PCs, printers, 3D printing, and software. With a focus on climate action, human rights, and digital equity, HP invests in South African youth by funding higher education and building future tech capability.

Fields Covered

The bursary supports full-time undergraduate study in:

  • Computer Science
  • Computer Engineering

Expenses Covered

This bursary includes:

  • Tuition, registration, and exam fees
  • Prescribed textbooks

Eligibility Requirements

Applicants must meet all criteria:

  • Be a South African citizen
  • Be studying or planning to study full-time in Computer Science or Computer Engineering at a recognised public tertiary institution in 2026
  • Have completed Matric
  • Achieved a minimum average of 65% in their most recent exams
  • Demonstrate financial need

How to Apply

Apply online via the StudyTrust portal from 1 May to 30 September 2025. Upload certified copies of:

  • Head-and-shoulders photograph
  • South African ID document
  • Matric certificate
  • Full academic record (including most recent results)
  • Proof of household income (payslips, affidavits, SASSA letters, etc.)
  • Death certificates or affidavits if applicable

Indicate “www.bursaryforms.co.za” when asked how you heard about the bursary.

Closing Date

30 September 2025. Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Contact the Bursary Provider

StudyTrust (administering HP Inc bursary)
Tel: 011 403 1632
Email: apply@studytrust.org.za
Website: studytrust.org.za/hp-inc-bursaries/

1. Who is eligible?
South African citizens accepted to study Computer Science or Computer Engineering full-time in 2026, with a minimum 65% academic average and financial need.
2. What qualifications does the bursary support?
Undergraduate degrees in Computer Science or Computer Engineering at recognised public institutions.
3. What does the bursary cover?
Tuition, registration, exam fees, and textbooks.
4. Can I be a current student?
Yes—as long as you’re enrolled full-time in the eligible fields and meet the academic criteria.
5. What academic results are required?
You need at least a 65% average from your most recent exams (Matric or tertiary).
6. What documents do I need?
Certified ID copy, Matric certificate, full academic transcript, recent photo, and proof of income (payslips, affidavits, etc.).
7. When can I apply?
Applications are open from 1 May to 30 September 2025 via StudyTrust.
8. How do I apply?
Apply online via StudyTrust, upload required documents, and mention “www.bursaryforms.co.za” when asked.
9. What is the deadline?
30 September 2025. Late or incomplete applications won’t be considered.
10. Who can I contact?
Contact StudyTrust at 011 403 1632 or apply@studytrust.org.za for all enquiries.