Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) Bursary South Africa 2025

The FSCA is the official regulator of South Africa’s financial services industry.

Established in 2018, it ensures fair treatment for consumers by setting and enforcing rules for financial institutions.

By promoting a stable and ethical financial system, the FSCA benefits both consumers and businesses.

About the Financial Sector Conduct Authority Bursary

The Financial Sector Conduct Authority Bursary program offers financial support to deserving South African students pursuing Actuarial Science degrees.

This specialized field prepares individuals for careers in risk assessment and financial modelling, playing a crucial role within the financial sector.

Financial Sector Conduct Authority Bursary Eligibility Criteria

Securing the FSCA bursary requires meeting specific eligibility criteria.

Here’s what you need to know:

  1. Citizenship: Must be a South African citizen.
  2. Matriculation: Currently enrolled in Matric (Grade 12).
  3. Academic Focus: Willing to pursue an Actuarial Science program starting from 2022 up to 2025.
  4. University Choice: Willing to study at either University of Witwatersrand or University of Pretoria.
  5. Mathematics Achievers: Must have achieved at least an “A” grade in Matric Mathematics.
  6. Background: Must belong to a previously disadvantaged background.
  7. Financial Need: Must demonstrate proven financial need.

Fulfilling all the criteria doesn’t guarantee funding.

Selection is merit-based, prioritizing students with outstanding academic records. FSCA’s final decision is considered binding.

Financial Sector Conduct Authority Bursary Application Requirements

The application process is entirely online. Here’s a breakdown of the steps involved:

  1. Create an Account: Visit the official FSCA bursary page and click “Apply” to create an online account.
  2. Complete Application Form: Fill out the online form diligently, providing details about your background, academics, and future goals.
  3. Gather Documents: Prepare certified copies of your ID documents, Matric results (mid-year or latest), and proof of application for the Actuarial Science program at either UP or WITS. You’ll also need a well-written motivation letter explaining why you deserve the bursary.
  4. Upload Documents: Scan and save all required documents in PDF format. Then, upload them securely through the online portal.
  5. Submit Application: Review your application carefully before final submission.

How to Apply

The FSCA bursary application period is closed.

How to Contact

For future inquiries or updates about the FSCA bursary program, you can contact the administrators at petrus.bopape@fsb.co.za. 

However, please refrain from contacting them if the application window is closed.