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PAMSA Master’s in Chemical Engineering Bursary Programme 2025

Are you a final-year BSc or BEng Chemical Engineering student or a recent graduate dreaming of revolutionizing sustainability through cutting-edge science? The Paper Manufacturers Association of South Africa (PAMSA) invites you to become part of an elite group of future-focused researchers and innovators through its highly coveted Master’s in Chemical Engineering Bursary Programme 2025.

This is more than a scholarship—it’s your gateway to hands-on impact in bioeconomy, resource recovery, and renewable engineering. Applications are now open for this prestigious bursary, which offers an exciting blend of full-time study, practical research, and career-launching opportunities across South Africa’s top universities.


What’s the PAMSA Bursary Programme All About?

Each year, PAMSA selects exceptional candidates to undertake two years of full-time postgraduate study and pioneering research projects aligned with the future of sustainable industries. These projects tackle real-world challenges using wood fibre, recycled materials, and process waste—focusing on circularity, innovation, and efficiency.

As a PAMSA bursary holder, you could also step directly into the professional world, with potential placement as an engineer-in-training at one of PAMSA’s industry-leading member companies.


What You Get?

Successful applicants of the PAMSA Master’s in Chemical Engineering Bursary Programme will receive a total bursary amount of R320,000, disbursed over two years of full-time study. This generous funding covers tuition fees, research-related project costs, and contributes toward living expenses, ensuring that students can fully dedicate themselves to their academic and research work without financial distractions.

Bursary recipients will engage in cutting-edge research across high-impact domains such as waste valorisation and process innovation, energy and water efficiency, bioethanol and bio-based product development from paper sludge, and lignin extraction and its applications in areas like fertilisers, asphalt, and water purification technologies.


List of Host Universities Under this Scholarship Program

  • Stellenbosch University
  • University of the Witwatersrand
  • North-West University
  • University of Pretoria.

Why You Should Apply?

  • Work on Impact-Driven Projects: Your research will directly contribute to building greener industries through bio-based and circular solutions.
  • Be Industry-Ready: Collaboration with PAMSA member companies gives you a head start with mentorship and networking.
  • Gain National Recognition: Be part of South Africa’s premier chemical engineering sustainability initiative with over a decade of successful research outputs.

Submit Application: https://thepaperstory.co.za/action-areas/masters-of-engineering-bursary-programme/


Application Timeline

The PAMSA Master’s in Chemical Engineering Bursary Programme 2025–2026 is currently accepting applications, with the final deadline for submission set for 27 June 2025.

Philip Morgan

Dr. Philip Morgan is a postdoctoral research fellow and senior editor at daadscholarship.com. He completed both his Master’s and Ph.D. at Stanford University and later continued advanced research in the United States as a Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow. Drawing on his rich academic and international experience, Dr. Morgan writes insightful articles on scholarships, internships, and fellowships for global students. His work aims to guide and inspire aspiring scholars to unlock international education opportunities and achieve their academic dreams. With years of dedication to youth development across Asia, Africa, and beyond, Engr. Yousaf has helped thousands of students secure admissions, scholarships, and fellowships through accurate, experience-based guidance. All opportunities he shares are thoroughly researched and verified before publication.

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