Town & Regional Planning Bursaries 2021 – 2022
Town planners focus on making towns environmentally friendly and economically efficient by research and analysing how to improve and incorporate new additions to a town.
Regional planners ensure the efficient placement of infrastructure and settlement growth over a larger area.
Town planners earn an average of R200 000 each year, while urban and regional planners earn roughly R187 000 per year.
- Alfred Nzo District Municipality Bursary
- Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality Bursary
- Bushbuckridge Local Municipality Bursary
- Cape Agulhas Municipality Bursary
- Cape Winelands District Municipality Mayoral Bursary
- Construction Education and Training Authority (CETA) Thapelo Madibeng Bursary
- City of Cape Town Bursary
- City of Johannesburg Bursary
- Department of Environmental Affairs Bursary
- Department of Rural Development and Land Reform Bursary
- Eastern Cape Department of Public Works Bursary
- Durban eThekwini Municipality Bursary
- Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality Bursary
- Ephraim Mogale Local Municipality Bursary
- Gauteng Dept of Roads and Transport Bursary
- Gauteng Provincial Department of Human Settlements Bursary
- Masakh’iSizwe (Department of Transport and Public Works) Bursary
- Mpumalanga Provincial Government Bursary
- Okhahlamba Local Municipality Bursary
- PPS Bursary
- Rio Tinto/ Richards Bay Minerals (RBM) Bursary
- SACPLAN Bursary
- SAPOA Bursary
- The Msunduzi Municipality Bursary
- Vhembe District Municipality Mayoral Bursary