Roche Diagnostics: Bursaries 2025

Roche Diagnostics is inviting students to apply for their bursary programme, for the 2025 academic year. Through the bursary programme, the company shows its commitment to skills development, meaningful socio-economic transformation, and the country’s broader development agenda.

Fields of study:

Bursaries will be awarded for studies (Diploma, Advanced Diploma, Bachelors Degree/ Honours) within the following fields:

• Business Management (or closely related fields)
• Human Resources (or closely related fields)
• Legal (or closely related fields)
• Marketing (or closely related fields)
• Medicine / Medical sciences (or closely related fields)
• Purchasing / Logistics / Supply Chain (or closely related fields)
• STEM-related fields (refers to fields under Science, Information Technology, Engineering, Mathematics / Quantitative or Medical) degrees

The bursary will provide the following benefits:

• Full bursary that covers: registration fees, tuition fees, textbooks, accommodation, meals, laptop and stationery/ necessities.
• Continuous psycho-social support provided by Excel@Uni.
• Light-touch mentorship for developing essential skills imperative for personal and professional growth.
• Job opportunity after graduation (bursary recipients must accept any job requests from the company).
• Funding is renewable annually, based on performance & budget.

Eligibility Requirements

Applicants must satisfy the following minimum entry criteria before applying:

• You must be a South African citizen
• You must be under 30 years old
• You must be currently in Matric (in 2024) or have completed Matric
• You must be studying or intend on studying full-time, towards a qualification within one of the fields of study listed above (NQF level 6 or higher)
• You must be studying or registered to study at a recognised and accredited tertiary institution in South Africa
• You must have a strong academic record, with a minimum overall average of 60% in the latest full academic year (or a minimum overall average of 50% if living with a disability)