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The department of environmental affairs is inviting fulltime unemployed students to apply for bursaries, to be awarded for the 2012 academic year, in the relevant fields of study. Bursaries are available within the following fields of study: • Analytical Chemistry• Marine Science • Oceanography • Landscape architecture • Landscape horticulture • Zoology • Biological science • Oceanography • Environment management/Science/conservation/natural resource economics/GIS • Natural science/environmental management • Biotechnology • Environmental law • Policy and development studies • Biodiversity and conservation • Hons Geo informatics • Environmental conflict management • Urban Design Consideration will be given to previously disadvantage and disabled South Africans students who have successfully completed their first year of undergraduate study or those who are currently registered for postgraduate studies. However, strongly motivated applications from first-year students within the above mentioned fields of study will also be considered. Applications Interested students must submit the following documents: Motivation as to why the bursary should be awardedCompleted bursary application form (which can be obtained from the bursaries section of the Department of Environmental Affairs website) Certified copies of qualifications and recent academic records Certified copy of identity document Confirmation of proof of registration Proof of guardian’s income and identity document *Applications must be submitted to the Director General, Department of Environmental affairs, private bag x447, Pretoria, 001. Attention: Learning and development: Bursaries Enquiries Ms Busiswe Stemele: 021 310 3038Ms Nita Makgohlo: 021 310 3457 MS Mokhobo Modiba: 021 310 3349 Closing Date 25 November 2011*If you have not been contacted the end of January 2012, Please accept that your applications was unsuccessful Bursary conditions Candidates must be registered as fulltime students at a higher learning institutionCandidates must be unemployed Successful candidates will be expected to sign a bursary contract Share this article 
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