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Cape Peninsula University of Technology, South Africa
Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) runs its student financial aid through the Financial Aid Office, present on the Bellville, Cape Town, Mowbray and Wellington campuses. The office administers donor funds for students according to each sponsor's own conditions and allocates them through an application and assessment process at every campus.
Three categories of CPUT-side support sit under this scheme: university-administered awards for students already at CPUT, merit bursaries for incoming first-years, and nominated awards, where an outside company, NGO or other donor sends funds to CPUT to administer on the student's behalf. External bursaries, scholarships and loans that students apply for directly with a company or financial institution are handled separately.
Financial aid is intended for students who are both financially needy and academically competent, or who show a high level of academic achievement; donors want their money going to students who take their studies seriously.
Closing dates differ by category: returning students apply by the last working day of August (for the following year); first-year students by the last working day of February (in their year of first registration); second-semester students by the last working day of May. Late applications or late submission of documents forfeit the assistance.
See the Financial Aid and Funding page.
The Financial Aid Office assesses applicants against the sponsor's own criteria, weighing financial need against academic competence or achievement. Funding is limited, so not every qualifying applicant can be assisted, and students are advised to apply early and as widely as possible.
Partially funded
Partially funded
Partially funded
Partially funded
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