Partially funded

Belgium Campus iTversity Merit Based Award

Belgium Campus iTversity NPC, South Africa

Scholarship overview

The Belgium Campus iTversity Merit Based Award is a form of partial tuition funding from Belgium Campus iTversity, a private higher education institution registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training. It is run through the Belgium Campus Bursary Fund and is aimed at academically deserving students who worked hard through high school and cannot afford to fund their studies on their own.

The award applies to the Diploma in Information Technology, the Bachelor of Information Technology and the Bachelor of Computing. How much a student receives is not a fixed amount: it is calculated from the applicant's own Scholarship Test result combined with their final Grade 11 or Grade 12 results.

The award covers one academic year at a time, deducted from tuition fees, and is separate from Belgium Campus's other funding routes (the Top Achiever Award, Corporate Sponsorships and Financial Relief), which have their own criteria and application routes.

Award Information

  • South African citizens only.
  • All applicants are welcome, but preference is given to women, people of colour and persons with disabilities.
  • The Scholarship Test must be completed.
  • A financial relief form must be completed.
  • A Matric certificate endorsed for diploma or degree study must be provided.
  • At least 50% for pure mathematics or mathematical literacy on the NSC.
  • At least 50% for English on the NSC.
  • Accommodation costs are not included in the award.
  • Partial funding of tuition costs, calculated from the applicant's Scholarship Test result together with their final Grade 11 or Grade 12 results.
  • Merit-Based Awards range from R4,000 to R10,000 for diploma students and from R6,000 to R20,000 for degree students.
  • Each award covers one academic year and is deducted from tuition fees.
  • Accommodation is not covered.
  • Funding for subsequent years depends on the student's academic performance.
  1. Complete the Scholarship Test online.
  2. Upload your final Grade 11 or Grade 12 results to your Applicant Portal; these, together with your Scholarship Test result, are used to calculate your award.
  3. Wait for the outcome, which is sent by email.

Apply at Belgium Campus funding. Student advisors: 010 593 5368.

Official links

Documents you will need

  • Final Grade 11 or Grade 12 results.
  • Matric certificate endorsed for diploma or degree study.
  • Completed financial relief form.

How selection works

Belgium Campus itself calculates and awards the Merit Based Award, combining the Scholarship Test result with the applicant's Grade 11 or Grade 12 marks to set the amount. This differs from the school's Corporate Sponsorship route, where industry partners make their own selection decisions. Awards for following years are granted on the basis of the student's ongoing academic performance.

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